Being an MGK fan is one long humiliation ritual. On Thursday (March 5), the rapper-turned-rocker performed at London’s O2 Arena and invited a bunch of audience members onstage during his song “bloody valentine.” An especially unfortunate one fell right through an opening in the uniquely (dangerously!) designed stage.

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Yesterday Harry Styles unveiled his highly anticipated and severely underwhelming new album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. Last night the pop star celebrated with a special one-off at Manchester’s Co-op Live to perform the record in full for the first time.

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It’s Paris Fashion Week, and Geesemania is international. Last night the Brooklyn band’s guitarist Emily Green made her runway debut at the Givenchy Fall 2026 Ready-To-Wear Show at the Chateau de Vincennes.

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Every week the Stereogum staff chooses the five best new songs of the week. The eligibility period begins and ends Thursdays right before midnight. You can hear this week’s picks below and on Stereogum’s Favorite New Music Spotify playlist, which is updated weekly. (An expanded playlist of our new music picks is available to members on Spotify and Apple Music, updated throughout the week.)

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I implore you to listen to Arima Ederra’s sophomore album A Rush To Nowhere. The Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter’s follow-up to 2022’s An Orange Colored Day captures that feeling when your lungs make room for extra oxygen and life slows down. Things begin to feel more tangible, clearer. A Rush To Nowhere has an urgent ’80s rock…

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We’re spoiled. The mysterious sample wizard known as DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ releases so much warm, nostalgia-drenched music that you can just immerse yourself in her sound and lose all touch with reality. That’s a fun thing to do. I recommend it. In December, DJ Sabrina released her fantastical album Fantasy, which is 40…

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San Francisco’s Cindy have been making gorgeous, delicate slowcore for years, and they’re extremely good at it. We last heard from them when they released the 2024 EP Swan Lake, and now they’ve announced plans to follow it with a new LP called Another Country. This is the first time that frontwoman Karina Gill has…

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Next month Sweden’s Girl Scout are releasing their debut album Brink. They’ve given us glimpses with “Same Kids,” “Operator,” and “Keeper.” Today they’ve shared their final single before the project comes out. “Crumbs” is a glistening power pop indictment of posers and users in the music industry. “You bleed me dry and leave me with…

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I wonder if psychedelic garage rock overlord John Dwyer can keep all of his projects straight in his mind. He definitely doesn’t make it easy for anyone else. Dwyer releases a lot of music under a lot of different names, and two of his projects, OSEES and Damaged Bug, have new tracks out today. OSEES,…

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Fucked Up are no strangers to ambitious projects, but it’s hard to imagine anything more ambitious than what they’ve currently got underway. For decades, Fucked Up have been releasing long, expansive 12″ singles dedicated to the years of the Chinese Zodiac calendar. They’re finishing it up with a massive new series called Grass Can Move…

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