Last we heard from Purity Ring, they were collaborating with Black Dresses and deluxe-reissuing their classic debut album, Shrines. Today the electro-pop duo is back with their first new tunes since 2022’s graves EP, which was the inaugural release through their own imprint, the fellowship.
Talking Heads formed in New York in 1975, which means the band is turning 50 years old this year. They’re celebrating that anniversary today with the first official music video for “Psycho Killer,” an enduring classic from their 1977 debut album Talking Heads: 77.
Zack James is the core songwriter of Robber Robber, drummer of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and live collaborator/session musician for Greg Freeman, Lutalo, Lily Seabird, and more. He also fronts the Burlington band Dari Bay, and unsurprisingly their new song “The Joke” is awesome.
Last year’s Wicked was one of the most-discussed movies of the year, thanks to Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s eventful press tour and cinema audiences’ questionable rituals. Now, the trailer for the second part of the film, Wicked: For Good, is here.
Since their latest album Laundromat, Pickle Darling has shared covers of Aimee Mann, Death Cab For Cutie, and more. Today, the New Zealand indie artist is back with a thoughtful new tune called “Massive Everything.”
Last month Alex Ross Perry’s Pavements film hit theaters, serving as a biopic for the slacker rock band. Tonight the group’s Mark Ibold threw out the first pitch at the Cincinnati Reds game to his bandmate Bob Nastanovich.
In February, Sophie Payten announced her new Gordi album Like Plasticine. So far we’ve heard “Alien Cowboy,” “Peripheral Lover,” and “Cutting Room Floor,” and now the Australian indie musician is back with the Anaïs Mitchell collab “PVC Divide.”
A couple of weeks ago, Billy Joel canceled all of his concerts due to his recent normal pressure hydrocephalus diagnosis. The news of the brain condition worried fans, but the legendary musician shared a reassuring message today via Howard Stern.
Seether were in fact seething at their show in Catoosa, OK on Thursday (May 29). The South African rock band — whom we have never covered, though they’ve been around since 1999 and recently scored their 10th Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay #1 — turned their hit “Remedy” into a diss track against security when they removed the frontman’s 7-year-old daughter from the side stage.
No bad dream fucker’s gonna boss Momma around. The beloved alt-rock hook-slingers are riding high off the release of their recent Welcome To My Blue Sky, one of 2025’s very best albums so far. As the promo campaign rolls on, they’ve covered an Elliott Smith classic for Amazon Music.