Wiki Finds Joy in His New York
On his latest project, Ancient History, rapper Wiki reflects on his complicated relationship with New York City and the evolution of his artistic journey.
Man/Woman/Chainsaw Luxuriate in Thrilling Chaos on ‘Cannonball’
On their debut LP, the London sextet Man/Woman/Chainsaw masterfully navigate the tension between delicate piano ballads and aggressive post-punk.
Revolver is always playing somewhere
Released on this day in 1966, The Beatles’ masterpiece continues to shape our collective musical consciousness, transcending time and generation.
Revolver’s Psychedelic Finale Rewrote Pop Music’s Future
Sixty years after its release, The Beatles’ ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’ remains a profound exploration of time, ego death, and the evolution of pop music.
Ariana Grande to Take a Step Back from Visibility After Public Health Scrutiny
Following intense public discourse regarding her health, pop superstar Ariana Grande has announced plans to step back from the spotlight after her current tour.
The 10 Best Songs of July 2026
From Charli xcx to Beyoncé, we break down the standout tracks that defined the musical landscape of July 2026.
Moshpit Opens the Vault on Seven Decades of Live Music
Moshpit has officially launched as the world’s largest live performance music streaming site, offering free access to over 40,000 concerts and sessions.
Every Lana Del Rey Album, Ranked
We revisit the discography of Lana Del Rey, ranking all eight of her studio albums as we await her next release.
Willie Nelson Voices Opposition to Abbott Data Center Plans
Country music legend Willie Nelson has publicly criticized plans for a new data center in his hometown of Abbott, Texas, citing environmental and community concerns.
New Zealand Metal Show Disrupted by Unsanitary Incident
A recent Devilskin concert in New Zealand took a disturbing turn when a large, feces-like object was discovered in the moshpit, leading to widespread nausea among attendees.