Filthy Bangers

We haven’t heard a ton from Peter Murphy since summer 2022. That’s when the Bauhaus frontman canceled the US leg

TAVI OSHON has dropped the official video for his newest song, “Outside,” featuring the lyrical stylings of Nature.  TAVI OSHON is a driven, Poughkeepsie-raised artist

The ’90s and 2000s-vintage New York rock band Poem Rocket — self-described “art-noise-indie genre-defiers” recently reunited for their first live

Young Thug is free (albeit under intense restrictions and a whopping 15 years of probation) after striking a plea deal

Oasis aren’t done. The recently reunited Britpop legends have announced shows in the UK and Ireland, North America, Australia, and

Universal Music Group, the largest major-label conglomerate in existence, has joined forces with ABKCO Music & Records and Concord Music

Right now, my entire timeline is flooded with election-fraud jokes — people doing bits about voting 12 times, throwing out

In 2013, Tim Lambesis, singer for the metalcore band As I Lay Dying, was arrested for attempting to hire an

Well, it’s the big day. The world’s eyes are trained on America, a nation that’s been hopelessly divided for as

St. Louis artist Blakeiana has released her latest single and music video, B.B.F., now available across platforms. Known for her

In Feb. 2023, it was reported that the Weeknd would star alongside Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan in a film

Billy Corgan is a guitar god, he’ll have you know. In a recent interview with Guitar World, the Smashing Pumpkins

Both Charli XCX and her “360” remix collaborator Yung Lean have respectively put out a lot of music over the

Call a medic because everybody at the bar has now been getting tipsy for an historically long amount of time.

Earlier this year, Barry Keoghan made his music video debut in Sabrina Carpenter’s clip for “Please Please Please.” Today, in

DeMar DeRozan was born in Compton, California, and spent almost a decade playing for the Toronto Raptors. That combination makes

FIDLAR just recently wrapped up their tour of the US. Apparently, they’re already missing all their fans on the road.

Way back in 1983, The The released their song “Uncertain Smile,” which featured Jools Holland playing an iconic piano outro.