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Kimmi Bitter's album Bittersweet leans harder into sixties countrypolitan and surf
Saving Country Music scored it 8.2 out of 10, praising Willis Farnsworth's vintage guitar tones and Michael Gurley's production.
Rock critic Dave Marsh has died at 76
Bruce Springsteen, whose biography he wrote, paid tribute in a statement.
Shygirl releases video for 'Alyse'
The clip accompanies the London artist's first single of the year.
Organist Larry Goldings brought his trio to SMOKE Jazz Club for the album Rhombus
Peter Bernstein and Bill Stewart joined him for a five-night run, with a free Friday stream and a set list reaching from Thelonious Monk to Keith Jarrett.
DIY Alive 2026 lineup grows with Porij, Picture Parlour and more
They join Sports Team, Nell Mescal, FEET and Walt Disco on October 3 at Dalston's EartH.
Slovak band Maťkovia's 1982-1986 gets an expanded reissue
The cult album, made in secret under Soviet-era Normalization, has been newly expanded.
Rio Da Yung OG reveals The World Is Yours as his next album
He also released a new song, 'Finna Drop (Tour).'
Erykah Badu and The Alchemist release controversial video for 'Witch Doctor'
The artistic, violent clip echoes the controversy of her 'Window Seat' visual.
Madonna leads this year's VMA nominations with 11 nods
FADER staff share takeaways on a nominee slate that leans pop, legacy and white.
The Notorious B.I.G.'s son contests a late change to the rapper's mother's will
CJ Wallace says an amendment signed 15 days before Voletta Wallace died cut him and his sister out and installed Wayne Barrow as executor.
The Cramps' lost 1977 album Gravest Gravy is finally being released
Henry Rollins discusses the long-delayed release, coordinated with co-founder Poison Ivy.
Oh Louise shares new track 'Machine Angel'
The Maine-based teenage songwriter previews her debut album, Everything On High.
Lil Yachty and Denzel Curry revisit the 2016 XXL Freshman Class in new documentary
The film looks back at one of the outlet's most talked-about covers, a decade later.
Mystery Jets detail new album A Hole To See The Sky Through
The Yoko Ono-inspired follow-up to A Billion Heartbeats takes a more optimistic turn.
Chuy Lizarraga and Julio Preciado announce joint tour
The two Sinaloan music stars team up for a run of dates from September to October.
World News announce debut album In Purgatory
The London post-punk quartet share a video for the single 'The Way It Goes.'
Jungle release new album Sunshine
The band pair the release with a fresh round of visuals and a first album as an official trio.
Bleech 9:3 unleash new single 'Figure 8'
Their first release since May's critically acclaimed self-titled debut EP.
Wild Pink release new album Still Coming Down
Under the Radar's review calls it the band's loosest, biggest-sounding record yet.
Afropunk founder James Spooner rereleases his Afro-Punk documentary
The filmmaker remastered his 2003 film and paired it with a new memoir.
Weird Al Yankovic takes a nine-piece band to the NPR Tiny Desk
Sixteen years after his first visit he played Skipper Dan, eBay, Now You Know and The Saga Begins.
Huey Lewis and the News' Fore! turns 40
A new essay revisits the record four decades after its release.
Sorry share new single 'Tom Will Smack Your Ass'
The London band's new song arrives with an accompanying music video.
Christian metal band Demon Hunter sued Netflix over a trademark
The band alleges the streamer's animated hit created consumer confusion with its own name.
Teenage Fanclub unveil a video for 'There Was You'
The single previews their album Do Not Dare to Dream, out October 9 via Merge.
Singer Ariana Grande sues to unmask hackers leaking her unreleased music
The lawsuit says hackers have accessed devices and accounts of her photographers and producers for 15 years, leaking 45 songs in 2023 alone.
Destin Conrad shares the single FAVORITE LOVER before his album ROADRUNNER
The third song from the reggae-leaning record came with a video shot in Jamaica by Filmaica, a day before the 13-track album landed.
Police make 10 arrests breaking up an illegal Suffolk forest music rave
Soundsystems were seized at the unlicensed 300-person gathering near Capel St Andrew.