Chat Pile Make Grotesque Music for a Grotesque World on ‘Who Loves the Sun’
The Oklahoma City sludge-metal band’s third album, Who Loves the Sun, takes capitalism to task with blood-curdling screams and pulverizing instrumentation.
The Oklahoma City sludge-metal band’s third album, Who Loves the Sun, takes capitalism to task with blood-curdling screams and pulverizing instrumentation.
A recent investigation has revealed that the rising Gen Z indie sensation Betty Hammerschlag is actually a 47-year-old German musician named Tilman Hornig.
Melinda French Gates has matched the $10 million raised at Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival, doubling the total donation to $20 million.
Melinda French Gates has matched the $10 million raised at Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival, doubling the total donation to $20 million.
Paste Magazine explores the most innovative decade in music history with a definitive ranking of the 100 greatest songs of the 1980s.
Paste Magazine explores the most innovative decade in music history with a definitive ranking of the 100 greatest songs of the 1980s.
KATSEYE’s latest EP, WILD, struggles to find a cohesive identity, leaving listeners with a collection of tracks that feel more like algorithmic content than genuine artistry.
From Erykah Badu and The Alchemist to Mastodon, explore the best new albums to stream this week.
Reflecting on the 2006 release of Modern Times, we explore how Bob Dylan crafted a late-era masterpiece by weaving together folk, blues, and history.
Hyperpop artist underscores has returned with a new A/B single featuring “Unlimited Love” and a Frost Children remix, alongside an expanded tour announcement.