Singer, songwriter, and R&B musician Don Bryant has died, according to a statement on his official Instagram account.

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Marty Supreme, Josh Safdie’s much-hyped new film about a 1950s table tennis champion, is out today. Last week saw star Timothée Chalamet rapping about it on EsDeeKid’s viral hit “4 Raws,” and now longtime Safdie brothers collaborator Daniel Lopatin (aka Oneohtrix Point Never) has shared the movie score.

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Che’s Rest In Bass was one of the biggest rage-rap releases of the year. The 19-year-old Atlanta rapper isn’t done, though — today he’s sharing the surprise deluxe edition, called Rest In Bass: Encore. It features 14 (!) extra tracks, one of which is another collab with his equally beloved peer OsamaSon, who put out…

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If you asked for new hardcore music for Christmas, then it’s your lucky day. Detroit’s Bad Beat released their sophomore effort earlier this year, and now they’re getting us into the holiday spirit with a surprise EP of some straight-up rippers. The five tracks are uncomplicated, energetic old-school hardcore, breakdowns galore. What more do you…

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For several years, Morrissey has publicly complained that no record label will release his new music. Capitol was allegedly supposed to share Bonfire Of Teenagers in 2023, but instead he departed and said the label was trying to wreck his career. In September the former Smiths frontman said labels wouldn’t put out the LP due to the controversial title track, and in November he said it was because free speech is criminalized.

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Lady Gaga had a big hit with Mayhem this year, earning her seventh #1 album and seven Grammy nominations. But for her new concert film, the pop star is turning the clock back to her Joker: Folie à Deux era. Harlequin Live: One Night Only was filmed in September 2024 at LA’s Belasco Theatre in front of a small audience, and its setlist focuses on her covers of jazz standards from the film’s companion album that was released a few days before the show. She had never before performed those song live. Why release it now? “It’s kind of a rebellious project,” Gaga told Variety. “And, by Harlequin standards, Christmas is the perfect time to release something rebellious.” The film, which was shot by Marcell Rév, premiered at the Grammy Museum in LA last week and it’s available to watch on YouTube starting tonight.

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It’s a good day to be Bob Vylan. Months after the British rap-punk duo faced a swarm of backlash for leading their Glastonbury crowd in a “death to the IDF” chant back in June, UK police have announced that they’re ending their criminal investigation against them and “no further action” will be taken.

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Some Lamb Of God fans were likely somewhat disappointed to discover that the band was in fact not performing in Spartanburg, South Carolina last week. The confusion was at the hands of StubHub, who’ve apologized for erroneously promoting a Christian Christmas concert as a concert by the heavy metal veterans.

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Last week Steven Drozd unceremoniously announced that his 30-year-plus tenure with the Flaming Lips had ended, writing on Threads in a since-deleted post: “They’re done with me — but we’re not talking about it. So I’m moving on.” On Sunday, in response to online criticism of frontman Wayne Coyne, Drozd’s ex-bandmate Matthew Duckworth Kirksey addressed the split in a statement shared as an Instagram collaboration with the band. “This idea that Steven was THE musical genius, and Wayne is just some weirdo artist… Its just not true,” it read. Threads devotee Drozd shared his own statement the same day:

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“Can we end my roughest gambling year on a good note??,” Drake asked on Instagram over the weekend while announcing three nights of Kick livestreams with creator BenDaDonnn, his last of 2025. (Over the summer the rapper revealed that he lost $8 million in just a month.)

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