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Norwegian multi-disciplinary cult artist Vilde Tuv—hailed as “Norway’s finest one-woman orchestra”—returns with “Start/Stop,” the final single ahead of her anticipated third album, Truthbomb, out September 19th via Poesy Records. Known for her bold, genre-defying fusion of sincerity and experimentation, Tuv has carved out a unique space in the Nordic avant-garde, with support from artists like Smerz and Jenny Hval, […]

Spaceface — the groovy neo-psychedelic dream pop outfit fronted by Jake Ingalls (ex-The Flaming Lips) and Eric Martin — returns with their highly anticipated third LP, Lunar Manor, out August 22, 2025, via Mothland. The announcement follows the blissful groove of single “Be Here Forever,” and the satirical, anti-capitalist anthem, “Everything is Money.”  Today, the band shares the record’s focus track, “Beach Within Reach” — a dreamy, […]

Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos talk to Greta Kline of Frankie Cosmos about the band’s new album and the success of “Fool.”

OK Go’s Damian Kulash talks to Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos about the new album ‘And the Adjecent Possible.’

After Universal Music Group, the largest record label in the industry, took all their artists’ music off TikTok after failure to reach an agreement on AI usage of their artists and safety…people are now more than ever looking into how artists are treated on platforms where their music is the main focus. For TikTok, it’s […]

And We’ll Be Late Night Watching All Summer Long

Iggy Azalea’s “I Am the Stripclub” video controversy is not just about her

The popular singer-songwriter’s debut album and accompanying movie are both out now.

Indie artist BIIANCO truly went above and beyond for her latest release, which is accompanied by nothing less than an interactive video game. For her brooding new single “that’s what friends are for,” the LA-based, Queens-born artist and producer was inspired by R. L. Stine’s “Choose Your Own Adventure”-style Give Yourself Goosebumps books to create […]

When Lil Nas X announced that he was working on a single named “Call Me by Your Name,” no one could have imagined he’d be sliding down a stripper pole into hell to give the devil a lap dance