Former Nike licensing staffer and consultant charged in $1M kickback case
Prosecutors say the alleged scheme ran for more than two and a half years.
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Prosecutors say the alleged scheme ran for more than two and a half years.
TTSSFU, Silver Gore and Alice Costelloe also join, under headliners Mike D and Fat Dog.
The run opens in Glasgow this November behind his Mercury-shortlisted album.
The financing lands five months after the CEO told investors the company was 'done' raising money.
A rival tracker instead still puts the homegrown platform Melon ahead.
The company swung to a net loss even as the venue posted its strongest quarter yet.
Mullin drummed for Corrosion of Conformity until his death in January 2020.
The pause follows the finalized divorce of Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo after ten years of marriage.
Pitchfork's review of the album ran the day after the single arrived.
DIY calls the record a dense, unpredictable opus shaped by her father's death and a new relationship.
That Grape Juice counts nearly 20 years of team-ups behind the release.
The reversal came in a jailhouse interview days before jury selection starts in Las Vegas.
Prosecutors say the accuser was pressured into withdrawing her account from jail.
She calls the song a tongue-in-cheek take on fame, ahead of Love Aggregates in August.
Everything Has Changed will be her label debut, released in partnership with Phoebe Bridgers.
She names Joan Didion's Maria Wyeth as a visual touchstone for the alt-pop track.
UP YOURS! Collective set up the event, honouring X-Ray Spex's Poly Styrene at Electric Brixton on 16 October.
The Brighton project of Max Kinghorn-Mills wrote the songs after touring Europe with MJ Lenderman.
The London musician explores what it means to feel secure inside an uncertain living situation.
Fairweather Friend follows a car accident that split his band, and the lead single is I'm A Stranger.
She revealed it during her debut set at Lollapalooza, with the single Lean In, Kiss Me due Friday.
Their first album took twenty years to finish, and its lead single is called Zacuti!
Nate Amos says the anthemic track went through three earlier versions before landing.
The Melbourne songwriter Dylan Young wrote it the week he met his girlfriend.
It follows a similar public pitch Thug made to Kodak Black in June, which went nowhere.
The Mexican Institute of Sound and Meridian Brothers project pays tribute to cumbia legend Rigo Tovar, out via Ansonia Records.
The record comes out on his own label, Nashville South.
The indie duo travelled for hours with an 11-week-old baby, then said they will not be gaslit into calling it a miscommunication.
He says streaming had devalued his songs and he wanted to protect his family's future.
He played a sold-out, free pop-up show in Nashville to celebrate Scared of Heights.
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