Category: Filthy Reads

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,

Last week, Zach Bryan released his new album With Heaven On Top. A couple days later, after a substantial number of

AI music has not only proven to be ethically uncharted territory, but also genre-fluid. This site has looked into the

The perennially busy Anderson .Paak is making his directorial debut. After getting its premiere at TIFF back in 2024, today

Julio Iglesias has been accused of sexual assault by two women. The alleged assaults took place while they were live-in

AI music has become a big problem on streaming services. Remember the Velvet Sundown, the AI-generated psych-rock band from last

John Forté, a rapper and producer who had a major-label moment as part of the Fugees’ extended crew, has died.