Category: Filthy Reads

Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day across the US, but in Tennessee it’s also Dolly Parton Day. The music

Last night Bruce Springsteen stopped by Asbury Park’s Light Of Day WinterFest for an unannounced appearance. (I hesitate to call

Tucker Zimmerman, the American musician who recruited his folk successors Big Thief to collaborate on his 2024 album Dance Of

Ten years ago, just two days after releasing his final album Blackstar, David Bowie passed away. Over the weekend the

Bob Weir died earlier this month at 78. The San Fransisco-born guitarist was best known for co-founding the Grateful Dead,

Actor/musicians Finn Wolfhard and A$AP Rocky were the stars of the first Saturday Night Live of 2026. It was host

The Mr. Bungle reunion has been in full swing since 2020. There have been some bumps, like when Mike Patton

Last week, Cate Le Bon and St. Vincent released “Always The Same,” a collaboration made during the sessions of the

Last year, the Waterboys released Life, Death And Dennis Hopper, 25 songs about the late Hollywood icon featuring Bruce Springsteen,

Three days into January, Morrissey’s 2026 started with the first slate of what promise to be many show cancellations this

For the past two years, the people behind Utah’s great Kilby Block Party have been putting on an excellent festival

Ludacris will no longer be rocking the country. When the lineup for the country-focused Rock The Country tour was revealed

Earlier this week, Bandcamp issued a blanket ban on generative AI and deepfake impersonations. This new measure makes Bandcamp an

Kenny Morris, the founding drummer for goth post-punk legends Siouxsie And The Banshees, has died. His friend, journalist John Robb,

Marty Supreme. Last year’s best movie to feature both the CEO of Gristedes and the singer of Gang Gang Dance.

As far as I’m concerned, A Certain Smile, A Certain Sadness is essential ’90s indie pop listening. The debut album

A.V. Undercover, the A.V. Club’s series in which bands were invited to be filmed performing a cover chosen from an

The power of K-Pop cannot be overstated. No one could’ve predicted the wild success of “Golden” from Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters,