sophomore album

Los Angeles-born and now London-based multidisciplinary artist Veronica Bianqui returns with “Money,” the latest single from her forthcoming sophomore album, Use Once Then Destroy, due out November 13th, 2026 via NX Records. A playful and irreverent take on our relationship with wealth, “Money” introduces another side of the album’s larger-than-life world, pairing sharp satire with […]

There’s a very specific kind of delusion that comes with a summer crush. Every sunset feels like a sign. Every drive becomes a scene from a movie. And suddenly, one lingering look is enough to fuel an entire imaginary relationship. Trinity Bliss knows the feeling well. On “will they won’t they,” the pop singer-songwriter embraces […]

Brooklyn-based trio Gooseberry channel alternative rock, indie, and blues into a sharp, swaggering sound that’s earned comparisons to The White Stripes and Arctic Monkeys. Following successful winter and spring tours and rising momentum — including 70K+ monthly listeners and major festival slots — the band now launches a new chapter with their sophomore LP, Simple Sucker, arriving September 25, 2026. Today, the […]

Denver’s bass music trio delivers a sophomore that refuses to be caged If you’ve been sleeping on Denver’s bass music scene, Hostage Situation‘s sophomore album ‘Hostile Frequencies’ is your wake-up call. The trio, who literally built their brand around “taking crowds hostage,” have crafted a 20-track opus that’s as ambitious as it is aggressive, proving […]

Kiyoko’s final single from her project “I’m Too Sensitive For This Sh*t” has a music video that will get you in your feelings.

If a person treats you like garbage, they aren’t showing you love.

Good luck getting tickets, though.

Remember when Doja Cat was seemingly a flash-in-the-pan singer? Her quirky breakout hit “MOO!” was met with internet acclaim before she was inevitably “canceled” when old homophobic tweets resurfaced. Her apology for the tweets was then met with a mixed reception. “I called a couple people f*ggots when I was in high school in 2015,” […]