Music

horsegiirL has a debut album coming right in time for the Year of the Horse. Out June 5 via RCA Records, Nature Is Healing expands the singer’s trance roots to include downtempo, electroclash, and hyperpop. She also released a visualizer for her new single “Earth is Turning,” where you can find her caressing a large

Yesterday (April 20), a giant ice sculpture appeared in a Toronto car park, courtesy of Drake. The rapper promised that the release date for his endlessly teased ninth studio album, Iceman, was stowed away somewhere inside, and would be revealed once the ice had melted. Naturally, his fans responded by taking to the sculpture with

Underscores isn’t the only musician thinking about U. Baauer’s first release in six years is also titled U, and it’s out June 10 on LuckyMe. You can listen to its first single, “Better”—which is packed with approximately four minutes of dopamine-boosting Eurodisco—below. Featuring collaborators Aluna, Kučka, Brazy, and Betsy, as well as Eli Teplin on

No Music for Genocide, the campaign that has rallied dozens of artists to pull their music from streaming services in Israel, has released an open letter calling for a boycott of the Eurovision Song Contest over its decision to allow Israel to compete. Released in partnership with the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic & Cultural Boycott

Grimes is the subject of a new Interview Magazine feature. In conversation with science-fiction author Nnedi Okorafor, the singer discussed a forthcoming album called Psy Opera that’s apparently close to finished. Several track titles from the project are mentioned, including “The Light Ages” and “Eve Is Online.” While she never made a public announcement to

Tory Lanez has filed a lawsuit against the California Department of Corrections and a corrections officer after a 2025 incident where he was stabbed “approximately 16 times” by a fellow inmate in prison, where he’s currently serving a 10-year sentence for shooting Megan Thee Stallion. Lanez, whose real name is Daystar Peterson, is suing for

The Strokes returned to Coachella’s main stage on Saturday for a second performance. This time, however, they closed their set with a direct condemnation of U.S. interference in foreign governments over the years. While performing their 2016 song “Oblivius,” which features the lyric “What side you standing on?,” the band displayed a video montage accusing

On the heels of her Coachella debut, Slayyyter has officially dropped “Broke Bitch Free$tyle,” a song she’s been playing live since 2024. Give it a listen below. Slayyyter’s new album, Wor$t Girl in America, came out last month. After performing at Gov Ball and Lollapalooza this summer, she’ll kick off her Wor$t Girl in the

A home filled with cracked porcelain, a creaky piano, a sinister voice growling, “What the *fuck* are you doing here?” Lucy Liyou has compared her new album to a “horror house,” and the avant-garde sound artist has clearly done her homework. Mr Cobra opens like a dark, cobwebbed staircase leading into a vast and foreboding

Kacey Musgraves has shared “Middle of Nowhere,” the title track of her May-bound follow-up to Deeper Well. The song takes its name from a real, self-deprecating sign propped up in her tiny hometown of Golden, Texas. Check it out below. The single arrives as Musgraves prepares to make a second-weekend appearance at Coachella on Saturday

Wu Lyf are postponing all of their upcoming North American tour dates. In a statement posted to Instagram, the British indie-rock band cited “delays in visa processing” and wrote that they’ll “be announcing new dates as soon as possible.” Find the full post below. All purchased tickets will be valid at Wu Lyf’s rescheduled shows.

Tyla and Zara Larsson have a new song out together, “She Did It Again.” The track is the second single off Tyla’s forthcoming second album A-Pop, and naturally, the link-up comes complete with a slinky music video set between a desert and waterfall scene. Check it out below. “She Did It Again” is the first

Neko Case has been working on a musical adaptation of the 1991 movie Thelma & Louise for years, and now it’s finally got a premiere date. The Trip Cullman-directed show will make its debut this fall in London at the Young Vic Theater. It’s scheduled to run from September 3 to October 24, with tickets

After 6 years away, Massive Attack have finally gifted us with new music. The single “Boots on the Ground” also includes a rare feature from Tom Waits, who sings about the recent socio-political turmoil in America. “Born shiny bullets in an army of pants, blow that horn, we sleep in our pants,” he says, before

A jury has found that Live Nation operated as a monopoly in violation of federal and state antitrust laws. The decision arrives following a seven-week trial and four days of deliberations. Penalties against the live-music industry giant will be decided at a later date, but they could range from significant monetary damages to a break

Since 2024, Madonna has been teasing that her next album will be a sequel to 2005’s Confessions on a Dance Floor. This morning, she cleared her Instagram and changed her bio to read “Time goes by so slowly…”, a lyric from Confessions’ lead single, “Hung Up.” Though an official release date or title have yet

Last night, Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy joined Hayley Williams’ band on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert to perform Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s 2010 song, “Ffunny Ffrends.” Fittingly, Tweedy also gave a pre-show interview with his best friend, actor Nick Offerman. Watch the conversation and performance below. Tweedy’s friendship with Offerman began when the actor cast the

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced the class of 2026, with Oasis, Phil Collins, Wu-Tang Clan, and Joy Division/New Order among the inductees. Sade, Iron Maiden, Billy Idol, and Luther Vandross complete this year’s class. The induction ceremony is set for November 14 in Los Angeles, and a broadcast will follow on

Primal Scream will play their 2000 album Xtrmntr in full at a handful of UK dates in September. Bobby Gillespie & co. will kick things off with two hometown shows in Glasgow, before heading to Newcastle upon Tyne, Nottingham, Manchester, Bristol, and, finally, London. Check out the tour intinerary below. Primal Scream returned in 2024