Death metal band Immolation releases new album "Descent"
Under the Radar gave the Yonkers pioneers' latest an 8 out of 10.
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Under the Radar gave the Yonkers pioneers' latest an 8 out of 10.
The Montreal duo share lead single "Doldrums, Doldrums, Eviler Than the Devil," built on layered odd time signatures.
It previews corto.alto's new album "SOME SMALL FORTUNE," which also features Chicago rapper Mick Jenkins.
Local acts staged an underground pop-up called Can't Cancel Jazz instead.
Force Majeure & The Acts of God arrives September 4 via Hassle Records.
The project arrives September 25, written during the same sessions as recent album "Acknowledge Kindness."
SoulTracks featured the two Maryland artists' collaboration in its First Listen series.
The band hint at more shows to come beyond the four already confirmed in Paris, Amsterdam, Manchester and London.
The founding guitarist played Smoke on the Water with the band at Jones Beach in New York.
A judge had already ruled the security question should go to a jury before the two sides settled instead.
The boy-girl duo's fuzzy indie pop draws comparisons to early Belle & Sebastian and The Concretes.
The review calls it the first sign of a new era after 2024's acclaimed "Romance" made them festival headliners.
He confirmed the injury happened at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota.
The event lands at Villa Park in Birmingham, the stadium that hosted Ozzy Osbourne's final show before his death.
The improvising group behind three Ghosted records slows its pace for a fourth collaborator steeped in Malian and Gnawa music.
The American Idol winner pairs with the Orlando DJ on an EDM-leaning departure from her usual pop and R&B sound.
His brother and manager Blacc Sam says a joint album with YG, drawn from the same sessions, may still be coming.
The song is drawn from his album "ORIADE," released July 31.
The clip follows his video for "Mood," both drawn from the same record.
The company will stop taking new orders after September 15, ending a 71-year run that outlasted the CD era.
The breakup song arrives with a video shot in Mexico City, where she recently opened for Harry Styles.
Tasha Cobbs Leonard and Pastor Mike Jr. also took home honors at the ceremony hosted by Kirk Franklin.
Eight more stadium dates push the co-headlining run to 59 shows, including first-time stops in four new cities.
The deal for the royalty platform closed after European regulators required Universal Music Group to sell it off.
The Sinaloa native spoke to Rolling Stone en Espanol about who joined him on the record, though no title has been confirmed.
She's held the top spot for 17 straight weeks on the strength of five different songs.
The recording, applause left in, documents a June 2025 concert honoring the blind Catalan pianist's four-decade career.
First previews are set for exactly one year out, with Tony winners Christopher Wheeldon and Tom Kitt attached.
The director said in a new AP interview that the show's detailed timeline keeps it feeling fresh.
The moe.mentUM Tour resumed with a three-song collaborative finale.
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