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Cruz Beckham Introduces His Bandmates & Takes Billboard Behind the Scenes of His L.A. Show | All Access
Cruz Beckham, son of David and Victoria Beckham, has given Billboard a behind-the-scenes look at the final North American date of his live tour, held at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles. The short video segment sees him introducing his backing band, known as The Breakers, along with key members of his touring team, offering…
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‘Shabang’ Scores Drake a 4th Rhythmic Airplay No. 1 From ‘ICEMAN’
Drake’s “Shabang” has become his fourth Rhythmic Airplay No. 1 from the album ICEMAN, topping the Billboard chart dated 22 August. This makes ICEMAN only the fifth project in the chart’s history to produce at least four chart-topping singles, and it further cements Drake’s already dominant lead as the artist with the most Rhythmic Airplay…
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KORN, EVANESCENCE, DEFTONES And RUSH Producer NICK RASKULINECZ Launches HISS RECORDINGS
Grammy-winning producer Nick Raskulinecz, known for his work with Foo Fighters, Deftones, Korn and Evanescence, has launched a new singles-focused record label called Hiss Recordings. The venture is designed to showcase artists he has personally discovered, releasing their music in pairs of songs to build wider audiences one release at a time. The label’s debut…
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Mx Lonely Announce New EP Perfect House: Hear “March 16” (Feat. Caitlin Starr)
Shoegaze duo Mx Lonely have announced a new EP, Perfect House, just months after releasing their debut album All Monsters on the Julia’s War label. The announcement comes with the release of lead single “March 16th,” featuring Brooklyn musician Caitlin Starr, alongside a music video directed by Owen Lehman. The band explained that the track…
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NHL announces plans for ‘Hometown Remix’ program with new sweaters for all 32 franchises
The National Hockey League has unveiled plans for a new “Hometown Remix” jersey programme, giving all 32 franchises fresh alternate sweaters designed to celebrate their home cities. The initiative follows a similar path to Major League Baseball’s “City Connect” and the NBA’s “City Edition” ranges, which reimagine standard team jerseys with bolder, city-inspired designs. Such…
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Goblin Cock Announce First Album in Eight Years, Unveil Single “Remains”: Stream
Doom metal act Goblin Cock have announced their fifth studio album, Traumanaut, due for release via Joyful Noise Records on 9th October 2026, marking their first new record in eight years. Alongside the announcement, the band, fronted by Lord Phallus, shared the lead single “Remains”, which notably moves away from their trademark doom sound towards…
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3 Forgotten Songs From 1977 That Secretly Defined the Decade
This piece revisits three songs from 1977 that the writer argues quietly shaped the decade’s sound, even though they’ve since faded from everyday memory. It draws on the artists’ own accounts of how each track came together, giving a bit of behind-the-scenes context rather than just a nostalgic playlist. Glen Campbell’s “Southern Nights” grew from…
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Sorry Reveal Cheeky New Song “Tom Will Smack Your Ass”: Stream
English indie band Sorry have released a new track titled “Tom Will Smack Your Ass,” a satirical song poking fun at a stereotypical British “fuckboy” character named Tom. The release matters as part of the band’s ongoing output following their most recent album, and it showcases their characteristically irreverent, tongue-in-cheek songwriting style. The song arrives…
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Slothrust Drop New Singles “Dystopian Cemetery” and “Twisted Paradise”: Stream
Slothrust have released two new singles, “Dystopian Cemetery” and “Twisted Paradise,” ahead of their forthcoming album *What They Grow in the Garden*, due out on 18th September. The release marks the latest step in the band’s album rollout and comes alongside the announcement of a supporting concert run. Vocalist and guitarist Leah Wellbaum said “Dystopian…
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NWOBHM Icons GIRLSCHOOL To Release Archival Live Album, ‘Nothin’ To Lose In Reading 1981′, In September
NWOBHM pioneers Girlschool are releasing “Nothin’ To Lose (Live In Reading 1981)”, an archival live album capturing their landmark performance at Reading Festival in August 1981, when they became the first female rock band to headline the festival — and remain the only one to have done so. The release, out on 25 September, is…