Category: Filthy Reads

Kevin Parker has been out there spreading the word about his first Tame Impala album in half a decade, the

For one week, the world has been gripped by the nerve-rattling feud between Garbage frontwoman Shirley Manson and the entire

Billie Eilish’s latest collab is with James Cameron. Over the summer during one of her concerts in Manchester, Eilish told

Earlier this year, Full Of Hell unleashed the Broken Sword, Rotten Shield EP. Now, the grindcore outfit is announcing the departure of

Sundance Film Festival will be held for the first time since founder Robert Redford’s death — and for the last

In a relatively brief span of time, Detroit’s Tied Down has earned a rep as one of the biggest, best

Gulf Shores, Alabama’s Hangout Festival had a rebrand this year, becoming Sand In My Boots, curated by Morgan Wallen. According

It was a big year for PinkPantheress, whose mixtape Fancy That landed at #12 on our list of the Best

Last year David Byrne advocated for the Music Fairness Act, a bill that would require radio stations to license musicians’

Not long after they released their latest album Phantom Island back in June, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard announced they

Primal Scream released their aggro electronic rock masterpiece XTRMNTR in 2000, which means it turned 25 this year. The band

Times New Viking last released an album in 2011 with Dancer Equired! The Columbus lo-fi band reunited for shows in

History is strange, and the history of the Billboard charts is even stranger. Today, a song released 31 years ago

AI is flowing into the music industry at an unprecedented pace, and the rich people in charge are cheering it

Farewell, at least for now, to Foxing. A couple of months ago — not that long after releasing their self

Stephen Malkmus and Kurt Vile both headlined Raised By Sound Fest in Memphis, Tennessee last night. The respective Pavement and

The Kennedy Center has officially embraced its first post-“woke” class of honorees. Over the summer, Donald Trump announced that the

The White House’s social media strategy of late has been pretty simple: Use a pop star’s song in a video

It’s a big day for Adam Sandler videos on the internet. The Sandman is in promo mode for Jay Kelly,