Electronic dance music (EDM) has existed since the 1970s, despite many believing that the musical genre manifested much later. Despite its perceived newness, EDM showcases the timeless tunes that artists produce within the category. In the early 2000s, dubstep originated near South London, United Kingdom, supplementing the decades-old dance genre that clubgoers had grown to
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Amazon is currently running some major markdowns on Beats products, with prices on multiple editions of its bluetooth wireless and noise canceling headphones slashed by over 50%. The sale includes the Beats Studio Pro headphones, which normally retail for $349.99 and are available this week for $169.99. Also currently discounted are the Beats Solo 4
Emo lovers will rejoice anew at the 2025 incarnation of the When We Were Young festival, which will descend on Las Vegas Festival Grounds on Oct. 18. The lineup will feature a one-off performance from Panic! At The Disco, who broke up in 2023, comprised of their 2005 album A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out
Giorgia Fumanti’s Highly Anticipated New Album “Cinema Collection Deluxe Edition” Now Available Worldwide. Giorgia Fumanti has released her 13th album “Cinema Collection Deluxe Edition” which is now available worldwide. “Cinema Collection” includes some of the most recognizable film songs in the history of motion pictures and Academy Award winners. In celebration of Giorgia Fumanti’s love
Iggy Pop has announced a new concert album, Live at Montreux Festival 2023. Ahead of its January 24th release, the punk icon has unveiled his performance of the song “Five Foot One.” Live at Montreux Festival 2023 was filmed and recorded during Iggy’s July 6th, 2023, set at the Montreux Jazz Festival, where the punk
So why has the West suddenly discovered such an appetite for South Korean cinema? For those who follow the film festival circuit, Bong Joon-ho’s 2019 Palme d’Or win at the Cannes Film Festival for Parasite seemed like an inevitable and justifiable distinction. That the film would go on to win Best Picture at the Oscars,
Believe it or not, Run the Jewel’s self-titled sophomore effort — Run the Jewels 2 — just turned 10 years old. Highly acclaimed upon its release, the album has remained one of the most celebrated hip-hop albums of the 2010s, ultimately solidifying Killer Mike and El-P as creative forces to be reckoned with. For any rap
Phish have long been hailed as their generation’s successor to jam band godfathers the Grateful Dead, but the Trey Anastasio-led quartet has rarely performed the latter’s music in concert during its 40-plus-year career. That changed last night (Oct. 25) when Phish opened their show in Albany, N.Y., with a first-time cover of the Dead’s “Box
Timothée Chalamet himself showed up at a Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest in Washington Square Park in New York City on Sunday afternoon, posing for photos with shocked doppelgängers and fans who had gathered to watch the competition. The contest, which was promoted via street flyers and on the social media over the last few weeks,
Beyoncé proclaimed that “it’s time to sing a new song” and elect Kamala Harris as the next president of the United States last night (Oct. 25) during a reproductive rights rally at Shell Energy Stadium in her hometown of Houston, Tx. The music superstar made the endorsement in tandem with fellow Destiny’s Child member Kelly
Morgan Wallen has announced a new three-day music festival taking place on the Gulf Shores of Alabama dubbed Sand in My Boots, and excitement is so high that when tickets went on sale, they sold out in just two hours. But if you’d still like to head to sandy, sunny Alabama in May to hear
Grateful Dead bassist and co-founder Phil Lesh has died at the age of 84. According to a statement from his family, the musician “passed peacefully this morning (Oct. 25). He was surrounded by his family and full of love. Phil brought immense joy to everyone around him and leaves behind a legacy of music and
Dua Lipa stopped by the NPR office in Washington D.C. this week to perform a Tiny Desk Concert. Lipa had originally performed a “Tiny Desk (Home) Concert” remotely during the pandemic in 2020; the show featured several hits from her Future Nostalgia era, and at 130 million views, remains the most-viewed Tiny Desk Concert in NPR’s
Jiwon’s new cover track further establishes his unique space in the crowded landscape of indie pop. The self-taught, self-produced artist offers a raw and vulnerable take on the song, which has resonated deeply with him on a personal level. His connection to the subject matter elevates the emotional depth of his performance. Jiwon’s version brings
Next month, U2 are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their Grammy-winning album How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb with a reissue featuring multiple songs from the archives. In advance, they’ve unearthed the previously unreleased track “Happiness.” Stream it below. The driving, energetic song is one of 10 tracks that will make up the “shadow album”
Radiohead/the Smile principal Thom Yorke is taking a break from band duties this fall for a first-of-its-kind solo tour, during which he’ll be playing material from throughout his career. At the opening gig last night (Oct. 23) in Christchurch, New Zealand, the artist debuted a new song, “Back in the Game,” which is tipped for
Lil Prince Charmin will be a special guest at the Bootzilla Records Bootsy Collins Birthday Bash on October 25th, 2024 from 4-7 PM. Lil Prince Charmin has been charming his way into the hearts of all generations since the age of 4 years old when he began doing Covers of the King of Soul James
Few modern musical artists boast the balance Taylor Jules keeps between entertaining listeners and making an enduring artistic statement. Los Angeles is a traditional hub for up-and-coming singer/songwriters to begin building their reputations. The City of Angels has given Taylor Jules a high-visibility platform for broadcasting her talents across the pop world, and her considerable gifts compel us to
Welcome back to Fan Chant, a weekly column for K-pop fans, stans, and newbies alike. Today, let’s take a closer look at the new music from aespa. As always, if you enjoy what you’re reading, feel free to subscribe to my companion newsletter to get Fan Chant delivered right to your inbox each week! Since
Ahead of the Nov. 5 presidential election, Bruce Springsteen will join VP Kamala Harris and former president Barack Obama for a Thursday (Oct. 24) rally in Atlanta as part of a seven swing state event series dubbed When We Vote, We Win. Details are still coming together, but according to reports, the Boss and Obama
Trevor Drury’s songs for his new EP Alice (It’s All in Your Head) are hallucinatory, though fiercely musical. The Tucson, Arizona-born, San Diego raised, Boston by way of London transplant harvests a rewarding bounty from his imagination and incorporates the EP’s six songs with a boundless sense of possibility. Alice (It’s All in Your Head) permits anything,
On the heels of their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction this past Saturday (October 19th), Foreigner have announced that they are extending their farewell tour. Moreover, the band plans to feature classic members at select shows, including original lead singer Lou Gramm. The dates start with a previously announced Las Vegas residency that
Immanuel Wilkins is visiting his hometown of Philadelphia. Shhh. Don’t tell his folks. “I’m actually at my partner’s house right now,” he says on a video call. “I’m chilling out. I’m hiding from my parents.” Quickly the young alto sax player, his new album Blue Blood affirming his stature as one of the rising stars
Amy and The Sniffers have unveiled “Jerkin” as the last advance single from their new album, Cartoon Darkness, ahead of its release this Friday (October 25th). Accompanying the track is an NSFW music video that goes along with the song’s risqué lyrics. The Australian pub-rockers are streaming the X-rated video on their website only, with
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony returned to its ancestral home of Cleveland last night (Oct. 19) for the first time in three years to welcome a class including Mary J. Blige, Cher, Dave Matthews Band, Foreigner, Peter Frampton, Kool & The Gang, Ozzy Osbourne, A Tribe Called Quest, Jimmy Buffett, MC5
Ozzy Osbourne was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Saturday night (October 19th) in Cleveland with a rousing and highly entertaining speech by Jack Black. The Prince of Darkness was also honored with a three-song performance fronted by Maynard James Keenan, Jelly Roll, and Billy Idol. Jack Black gave an all-time
Two of the biggest superstars in music came together last night (Oct. 18) in Sydney as Travis Scott welcomed the Weeknd for four songs during his performance at Allianz Stadium. The longtime collaborators teamed for “CIRCUS MAXIMUS,” a portion of “Pray 4 Love” (which hadn’t been played live in eight years), the tour debut of
Caroline Polachek has shared a cover of Radiohead’s “True Love Waits,” recorded live in the presence of Claude Monet’s “Water Lilies” at Musée de l’Orangerie in Paris, France. Standing in front of the iconic paintings and armed with a small sound system and mic stand, Polachek delivered a stirring rendition of the song, cooly crooning
“Good spot to piss?” asks a lanky guy rearing up between freight cars as I vault through. “A fine location,” I tell him. He hoists himself across the gap to land between long stationery trains of the Burlington Northern rail company and anoint the ground beneath Seattle’s 1st Ave bridge. Legs dangle and sway from
Tool famously kept their music off digital platforms until finally making their catalog available to streaming services in 2019 upon the release of their latest album, Fear Inoculum. Looking back, singer Maynard James Keenan feels it was a big “mistake” for the band not to embrace the digital revolution earlier. In a new conversation with
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