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How MXZI Turned Phonk Into Mainstream Success
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Sting says loss of manual jobs could be causing toxic masculinity: “We’ve lost that direction for our energy, that male strength”
Bret Michaels Ditches Trump’s ‘Divisive’ Freedom 250 Concert
aespa on Growing Beyond the Lore, Their ‘Metallic’ Identity & the Legacy They Hope to Leave
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Paul McCartney Looks Back in Splendor With a New Solo Masterpiece
The All-American Rejects Are Rebels Without a Cause on ‘Sandbox’
Drake’s ‘Iceman’ Trilogy Turns ‘Not Like Us’ Inside Out
Superproducer Rostam Delivers a Deep Solo Gem
Cola Make Modern Alienation Sound Radically Original on ‘Cost of Living Adjustment’
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Kim Thayil Opens Up About Learning About Chris Cornell’s Death
How Sobriety, Fiona Apple, and a Lot of Patience Helped Cara Delevingne Kick Off Her Music Career
Roger Daltrey on His Solo Tour, the Who’s Future, Switching Drummers, and Smashed Guitars
Young MC On Freedom 250 Controversy: “It Was A Bait-And-Switch”
Kurt Vile Is at Home in the Universe (and Philadelphia)
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When Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell died by suicide nearly a decade ago, nobody saw it coming. That includes his bandmate, guitarist Kim Thayil, who’d...
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There’s a lot going on in “I Forgot,” one of two ambitious new songs Cara Delevingne releases today via Warner Records, officially launching her...
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Roger Daltrey has more tour dates booked for his upcoming solo tour than he played last year on the Who‘s North American farewell tour....
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London-born producer, artist, and songwriter MXZI has quickly become one of the defining figures behind the modern phonk movement. What began as an independent...
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Few K-pop groups have built a fictional world as intricate as aespa‘s — and fewer still keep expanding it rather than leaving it behind....
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T he story goes that Suga, born Min Yoongi, got his nickname from the phrase “shooting guard,” but he prefers to focus on another,...
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Look Outside Your Window is not a Slipknot album. But it is the side effect of one. “If Slipknot hadn’t been in there, we...
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RZA has not given much thought to the performance part of Wu-Tang Clan‘s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. It’s no small feat,...
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Up, down, turn around, please don’t let me hit the ground. Today is a celebration moment for fans of Joy Division and New Order,...
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The appearance of Celia Cruz, the undisputed queen of salsa, among the 2026 class of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, may have...
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From Taylor Swift to Tanya Tucker, country music has a rich history of child stars. Maddox Batson, at just 16, is the latest, drawing...
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A mong the things that Jin, born Kim Seokjin, loves the most in this world are the music of Coldplay, his certified “worldwide handsome”...
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MC Lyte was on her daily three-mile walk in Los Angeles on Monday morning when a friend told her that she’s being inducted into...
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Shortly after his victorious sit-in with Teddy Swims’ on Coachella’s main stage, David Lee Roth strutted into the media tent. He was still in...
