Filthy Bangers

Glastonbury, the biggest and most historic festival that the UK has to offer, has just unveiled its 2024 lineup, and

We’re looking at a spring full of big-deal album releases, and now we can add another one to the list.

Our friends at Pitchfork have been through some dark days lately. In January, Conde Nast, Pitchfork’s owners, moved the site

Right now, we’re in the midst of a run of very big album releases. Ariana Grande just dropped eternal sunshine

Over the past week, more than 60 bands have dropped out of SXSW in protest of the festival’s ties to

American Football have announced a series of 25th anniversary shows for their debut full-length, which came out in 1999. The

During the Super Bowl, Beyoncé used a Verizon ad to announce that she’d be releasing the second album in the

It appears that Justin Timberlake would very much like to recreate the circa-2007 moment when it seemed like he would

The Detroit-born rapper Boss, the first woman ever signed to Def Jam Records, has died. As HipHopDX reports, Boss’ ’90s

Karl Wallinger, the former Waterboys multi-instrumentalist who became the sole member of the successful ’80s and ’90s psych-pop project World

Despite Kanye West’s best efforts to tank his career, his Vultures 1 campaign with Ty Dolla $ign continues to be

Diane Warren has extended her record for the most Best Original Song losses at the Academy Awards. Warren has lost

This is Eilish and Finneas’ second Oscar win after winning the same category for the James Bond theme “No Time

Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O’Connell performed their Barbie track “What Was I Made For?” at the 96th Academy

Pig Destroyer’s Blake Harrison has died at 48, as Blabbermouth reports. Harrison joined the band in 2006 and played with

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