Ty Segall has announced a new record, Love Rudiments—“an instrumental album of percussive music in the throes of passion,” label Drag City notes. The Three
Living Colour never wanted to make the same record twice. Their first two, 1988’s Vivid and 1990’s Time’s Up, brought mainstream success. They appeared on Saturday
Country music’s relationship with cowboy hats ebbs and flows – they’ll spend a decade in vogue before the next generation deems them passé, after which
Chicago’s Angry Blackmen have announced a U.S. tour that takes place in September and October. The shows follow the hip-hop duo’s July 19 performance at
Faces released “Ooh La La” in the U.S. in March 1973, offering a wizened commentary about learning our most important lessons long after we can use
Kelly Lee Owens is back with a new album. Out October 18, Dreamstate is the Welsh producer-songwriter’s debut for DH2, a Dirty Hit imprint for
Journey’s first single on the Billboard Hot 100 was poetry in motion — literally. “Wheel In the Sky,” released in March 1978 as the lead single
Tank and the Bangas confirm a three-part spoken word collection—The Heart, The Mind, The Soul—is set for release via Verve Forecast. In celebration, the first
Queens of the Stone Age have canceled their European tour to allow Josh Homme to fly home for emergency surgery. The band did not reveal
Moses Sumney has announced a new EP. His first new record in three years is titled Sophcore and arrives August 2 via his label Tuntum.