Filthy Bangers

In June of last year, Rina Sawayama called out Matty Healy while on stage at Glastonbury, saying, “Tonight, this goes

This isn’t the first confrontation Grande has had with invasive fans. Almost a year ago, the singer posted a TikTok

Powerhouse producer Metro Boomin was behind the boards on some of Future’s biggest hits including “Jumpman” and “Mask Off,” and

Last month, Kneecap performed on Ireland’s Late Late Show and wore pro-Palestine watermelon patches despite show producers warning them the

Drake is Rich Baby Daddy for real, for real. Sexyy Red hit Instagram and shwoed off a run of bags

When we last checked in on Philadelphia’s Joy Again, they were welcoming Clairo and Snail Mail to the stage in

Madonna rose to pop icon status in the 1980s, and Kylie Minogue was just a few years behind her on

The scientifically proven notion that people cling most tightly to the music from their teenage years also seems to apply

Nine Inch Nails released The Downward Spiral 30 years ago today. (Superunknown also came out that day — iconic release

In conjunction with the celebration of Hip-Hop’s landmark 50th anniversary, legendary rapper Saigon & and Swedish multi-platinum producer Fredro have joined

Lish 2x teams up with DJ/record producer Ali The Greatest again for new Ramadan Album to get the world in the Ramadan spirit as the

In November, we declared Boygenius our Artists Of The Year, following their massive releases the record and the rest. Last

So far, Paramore and Teezo Touchdown have shared their Talking Heads covers for the upcoming tribute album, Everyone’s Getting Involved:

Ezra Koenig has always insisted that Time Crisis, his conversational “online radio show” on Apple Music, is not a podcast,

Kurt Russell has been a movie star for longer than most of us have been alive. He’s a beloved pillar

Last year, Mura Masa made it onto our list of The Top 40 Pop Songs Of 2023 with “Whenever I

Blur released their comeback album The Ballad Of Darren last year and they’re getting ready to play Coachella in April.

In October, Spotify revealed a plan that pays even less in royalties to less-popular artists. Today, U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib