Rosalía and Fontaines D.C. bring their worlds together in “Where Is Gone?” and the song is now available to listen to
The Spanish artist appears on Fontaines D.C.’s new album, *Dopamine Chamber*, which is out today, October 16. Behind this collaboration lies an unexpected connection between the musical roots of Spain and Ireland and the admiration that guitarist Carlos O’Connell has had for Rosalía since her early days. Some collaborations seem as if they were designed […]
Josh Homme turns his scars into Queens of the Stone Age’s new album, and this is what “Perfecth” sounds like
After years marked by health issues, losses, and a particularly turbulent period, Queens of the Stone Age have announced *Perfecth*, an album about everything that breaks, gets fixed, and is never quite the same again. There’s a word that Josh Homme just made up to describe where Queens of the Stone Age is right now. […]
Fontaines D.C. delve into the darkness with *Dopamine Chamber* and “The mask is starting to take on a face”
After making *Romance* the album that definitively took them to another dimension, Fontaines D.C. have announced their fifth album for October 16. “Marianne” opens the door to a more synthetic, unsettling, and emotionally corrupt universe that Grian Chatten describes as a “catastrophic warning.” There are bands that find a formula once they achieve success and […]
Turnstile breaks the rules once again with Elton John, Hayley Williams, Dying Fetus, and Four Tet, reimagining “Never Enough”
“Never Enough Versions ” will arrive as a surprise on August 28, featuring 23 collaborators from seemingly incompatible worlds. Turnstile transforms the album that earned them their first Grammys into a laboratory where hardcore, pop, electronic, indie, and death metal speak the same language. Some albums are reissued. Others are remastered. And then there’s Turnstile. […]
Linkin Park Returns to “Somewhere I Belong,” and “Unshatter” Tells the Story That Seemed Impossible
Nearly a decade after losing Chester Bennington, Linkin Park is bringing the story of how the band came back together to the big screen. *Unshatter* will be accompanied by a soundtrack recorded in São Paulo, and we can already hear one of its most iconic moments: “Somewhere I Belong.” How does a band make a […]
The Durutti Column returns 16 years later with an album that restores Vini Reilly to the place he always deserved
Renascent isn’t just the return of a legendary band. It’s the rebirth of one of the most influential guitarists of the past four decades—and the album that shows why artists like Harry Styles, Frank Ocean, and Blood Orange continue to look to Manchester for inspiration. Some albums are destined to top the sales charts, while […]
WILLOW “The Thread”
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Echo & The Bunnymen are back after 12 years and have announced *Apples for Isaac*, an album marked by the emotion and legacy of Clem Burke
The legendary Liverpool band is ending more than a decade of silence on the recording front with *Apples for Isaac*, an album set to be released on September 18. The first single, “Brussels Is Haunted,” already hints at the return of one of the essential names in British post-punk and takes on even greater significance […]
Jack White, “Frozen Charlotte”
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The weekend that put rock back in the spotlight with The Rolling Stones, Jack White, Wet Leg, Suki Waterhouse, Máquina., and much more
It’s been a while since a Friday of new releases has brought together so many must-hear acts. The Rolling Stones are releasing their highly anticipated *Foreign Tongues*, Jack White is setting the amplifiers ablaze once again, Wet Leg and Suede are reissuing two seminal albums, Suki Waterhouse is releasing *Loveland*, and the alternative scene is […]
