Blondie is making a comeback after nine years, but their new album will also serve as the final recording for Clem Burke, the drummer who helped define the band’s sound and who passed away in 2025.

Debbie Harry and Chris Stein have announced *High Noon* for February 26, 2027. Johnny Marr, Glen Matlock, and Zach Condon are featured on an album that promises to revisit all the facets of Blondie, from punk to new wave. “Spectral Eyes” is the first single. There are groups that come back to remember who they […]

José Gonzalez, in October in Palma, Barcelona, Valencia, Murcia, and Seville

José González kicks off the second leg of his Spanish tour promoting Against The Dying Of The Light, his fifth studio album and the first featuring original songs in more than four years. This will mark the start of a series of performances in which the Swedish musician will present live an album that expands […]

TEENAGE FANCLUB will be touring several cities from October 4 to 17 while releasing their new album

Considered undisputed icons of power-pop and folk-rock, this Glasgow-based band has built a legacy that bridges the melodic sensibility of Big Star, Badfinger, and The Byrds with the spirit of late-1980s alternative rock. Their sound—based on luminous guitars, warm vocal harmonies, and an unmistakable compositional elegance—gave rise to essential albums such as *Bandwagonesque* (1991), Grand […]

Miley Cyrus disappears to make way for a new Miley—with a new name, a new album, and a music video that aims to get us back on the dance floor

The artist has dropped “Cyrus” from her professional identity and is ushering in a new era with “Bass Persuades,” a song and music video that preview her tenth album. The album will be released on September 18 and blends dance-pop, post-punk, ’80s synths, and collaborations as unexpected as Model/Actriz. For twenty years, we’ve come to […]

Corizonas take on “Órdago,” ranging from C. Tangana’s most traditional sound to the venomous border rock of their new album

The collaboration between Los Coronas and Arizona Baby presents “Caramelo envenenado,” the latest single from Órdago. Fifteen years after that experiment—which was supposed to last just a few concerts—Corizonas seems to have found its best form by blending American guitars, Spanish roots, and songs in Spanish. Some groups are formed after months of planning. Corizonas […]