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A deeply personal, completely biased, and slightly unhinged guide to the non-fiction music books that will send you down all kinds of… Continue reading on Books Are Our Superpower »

tentang dua manusia yang pernah saling menemukan, lalu perlahan kehilangan jalan untuk pulang. Continue reading on Medium »

A simple iPhone automation that identifies the song around you, sends it to ChatGPT, and turns Shazam into a richer music discovery… Continue reading on Medium »

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Mitte died at the age of 34 on October 12th, 2026. R.J. Mitte Remembered by Breaking Bad Castmates and More: “I Am Heartbroken” Liz Shannon Miller

This is the publicly-available bio of me as far as it relates to me being a musician: Continue reading on Medium »

After Noem mocked Musgraves over her support for James Talarico, the country star fired back with a brutal putdown on X. Kacey Musgraves Bodies Kristi Noem Alex Young

The actor played Walt Jr., Walter White's son, in all five seasons of the acclaimed AMC drama. Breaking Bad’s R.J. Mitte Dead at 34 Liz Shannon Miller

The cover comes from Behemoth's recent release I, Scvlptor, and takes on new meaning in the wake of Cronos' passing. Behemoth and Dimmu Borgir’s Shagrath Honor Cronos with Live Venom Cover: Watch Langdon Hickman

The eight-track project arrives October 16th and includes collaborations with Lana Del Rey and Turnpike Troubadours. Zach Bryan Announces New EP Featuring Lana Del Rey and Turnpike Troubadours Alex Krinsky

The Anthrax bassist would do more "Big Four" shows in a heartbeat, but says it's up to Metallica. Anthrax’s Frank Bello Is All-In for More “Big Four” Shows: “Talk to Metallica” Spencer Kaufman

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Henley has backed James Talarico’s Senate bid and several statewide Texas Democrats with six-figure contributions. Don Henley Is Spending Big to Help Democrats Win in Texas Alex Krinsky

The final chapter of the WandaVision saga features Paul Bettany's return to the MCU and a lot of computer puns. VisionQuest Is a Bittersweet Farewell to an Era of Marvel TV: Review Liz Shannon Miller

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“A mission is brewing inside of me,” the rapper wrote in a letter to fans, “to see Black Womanhood exist at the center of Hip-Hop AND Pop”

The actress is also accused of assaulting a Port Authority officer and a nurse. Selma Blair Arrested After Attempting to Open Airplane Door Mid-Flight, Assaulting Crew Alex Young

Before she released her star-making 2024 mixtape Alligator Bites Never Heal, Doechii stoked interest with her Swamp Sessions series — a set of short, aggressively rapped songs with eye-grabbing, heavily art-directed videos. Today, Doechii is a star, and her recent singles have been much more conventional — "girl, get up." with SZA, "Runway" with Lady Gaga. But now, Doechii is building up to the release of her new album, and she's got a new Swamp Session song for us. The post Doechii – “Bomb” app

The legendary drummer also offered thoughts on late Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman's enormous legacy. Dave Lombardo Reflects on Slayer’s Reign in Blood: “It Still Gives Me Chills” Langdon Hickman

The Fontaines D.C./Rosalía collab has arrived. On Friday, Fontaines will release their much-anticipated new album Dopamine Chamber, and it includes the first-ever featured guest on one of their records. The fact that they chose to work with Rosalía, and that Rosalía chose to work with them, is one of those beautiful cases of two cool entities finding common ground. The track is out now, just a couple of days after Rosalía's SNL performance. The post Fontaines D.C. – “Where Is Gone?” (Feat. Rosal

“She was keeping a Spanish tradition of music alive, which in a spiritual way felt akin to what we’ve tried to do with Irish music,” says the band’s Carlos O’Connell

Zambian music has officially stepped onto the continental stage, and the momentum is impossible to ignore. From viral chart-toppers to… Continue reading on Medium »

The Irish band's first-ever track with a guest vocalist is a slow-burning, atmospheric ballad. Fontaines D.C. Release New Duet with Rosalía “Where Is Gone?”: Stream Paolo Ragusa

Exploring how AI-generated music becomes a complete visual experience — and why creating the video can be more challenging than generating… Continue reading on Medium »

The neuroscience of musical emotion, reward, and attention — and why the answer to studying with music is more complicated than we think. Continue reading on Medium »

The KISS singer-bassist claims he receives weekly text updates from the president. KISS’ Gene Simmons Has Elon Musk and Donald Trump’s Phone Numbers: “I’m Kind of a Big Deal” Langdon Hickman

Metallica are in the midst of their Life Burns Faster residency at Sphere in Las Vegas. At Saturday night's show, James Hetfield seemingly took a side in arguably the biggest non-AI music news story of the year: the Macklemore/Ed Sheeran situation. The post James Hetfield Shades Entertainers With Agendas “To Influence You With Their Bullshit” appeared first on Stereogum.

When I was in high school, a Marlboro beach towel or jean jacket was the mark of a real scumbag. If one of your friends had something like that, it was proof that they'd saved up their Marlboro Miles — coupons that came with each pack of smokes, which you could cash in for all sorts of scuzzy merch. Camel had something similar with Camel Cash, but Marlboro Reds were the true bad-kid cigarettes. Our society has gone downhill since then in all sorts of ways, but at least tobacco companies don't ha

The four filmmakers discuss turning sound into a weapon, working with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, recruiting Flying Lotus, and finding horror in absolute silence. RZA, Ernest Dickerson, David Moreau, and Renee Zhan on V/H/S Mixtape, Killer Puppets, and Sampling Death Itself: Podcast Kyle Meredith

The singer's 20-date trek across the US and Canada serves as her biggest North American tour yet. Learn how to get last-minute tickets here. Sienna Spiro to Kick Off 2026 “My House” Tour: How to Get Last-Minute Tickets Paolo Ragusa

The over-ear cans remain marked down to a record-low $198 long after Prime Day. Sony’s WH-1000XM5, Our Best Overall Pick for Noise-Canceling Headphones, Is Still 50% Off Eddie Fu

The dreamy Seattle rockers Spiral XP will release their new EP Blue Earth on Friday, and its title track was one of our favorites on the week that it came out. Today, the band shares the blearily pretty new song "Faith Electric," which stands as another reason to pay attention. Over a huge bass-and-drums groove, the band layers organ sustain, sheets of guitar noise, and echoed-out ba-ba-ba harmonies, giving me flashbacks to late-'90s Yo La Tengo. Here's what the band says about it: The post Spir

Horror series creator and writer Mike Flanagan has taken many liberties with his new Carrie series, adapted from the Stephen King novel and following the legacy of the 1974 film. He's not only expanded the universe that King built, which you can read more about here if you don't mind spoilers, but also brought in some modern flair with pop music sequencing. The post Haute & Freddy Are All Over The <em>Carrie</em> Series, Including A New Peter Gabriel Cover appeared first on Stereogum.

The drummer returned to the stage in San Antonio. Deen Castronovo Plays Full Journey Show Two Nights After Medical Emergency: Watch Spencer Kaufman

Sunday night, Lana Del Rey performed at the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026 for her first concert in nearly one year. It was a career-spanning set that also featured the live debut of "White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter," which she released in February this year and was one of that week's best tracks. The post Lana Del Rey Returns To The Stage With “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter,” Stove appeared first on Stereogum.

Mike McCready says the band is "kind of cheap." Pearl Jam Probably Aren’t Going to Play Sphere Alex Young

According to the official logline, the play is a "rambunctious tale of deception and disguise" inspired by the "grand adventure epics and sparkling romances of stage and screen." Sacha Baron Cohen to Star in Quentin Tarantino’s Debut Stage Play The Popinjay Cavalier Eddie Fu

One of the most upsetting news stories currently gripping America is the case of the anonymous Jane Doe who recently sued Cornell University, claiming that she was gang raped at a 2024 fraternity party and that the university failed to protect her or to hold her alleged assailants accountable. After Jane Doe filed that lawsuit, New York governor Kathy Hochul called for an independent review of the college's response, appointing the state's attorney general Letitia James as a special prosecutor.

The indie-sleaze-tinted pop upstart Sombr is emerging as one of those young stars who attract a lot of attention and praise from their rock elders, like Yungblud or Andrew Watt. In particular, Lindsey Buckingham has been taking a liking to him. The post Sombr Brings Out Lindsey Buckingham, Remakes “Homewrecker” With Nickel Creek appeared first on Stereogum.

The frontman addressed the crowd on Saturday at the futuristic Vegas venue. James Hetfield at Sphere: “Metallica Is Not Here, Like Some Other Entertainers, To Influence You with Their Bullshit” Spencer Kaufman

Kelly Clarkson has a reputation for being one of the post pleasant, fun, generally normal pop stars out there, which is a big part of the reason she was able to transition into her role as a daytime talk-show host so easily. But since she finished up her run with The Kelly Clarkson Show last month, things have gotten a little weird with Clarkson. First, she made a slightly confusing statement about how AI music is great but "AI artists" should have to compete on different Billboard charts. Now,

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"I just want to make people really feel things about the world they live in," Grian Chatten says of Dopamine Chamber, which he describes as the band's attempt to map the tensions of our moment.

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