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Watch: BEHEMOTH’s NERGAL Performs Entire ‘Sventevith (Storming Near The Baltic)’ Album At 2026 HELLSINKI METAL FESTIVAL
BEHEMOTH frontman Adam “Nergal” Darski teamed up with Icelandic black metal band MISÞYRMING to perform his group’s 1995 debut album, “Sventevith (Storming Near The Baltic)”, in full for the first time as a complete conceptual piece. The one-off collaboration, staged at the 2026 Hellsinki Metal Festival in Helsinki, Finland, marks the 30th anniversary of the…
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Julien Baker Joins Lucy Dacus For “Bullseye” At Outside Lands
Lucy Dacus brought her boygenius bandmate Julien Baker on stage during her set at the Outside Lands festival in San Francisco to perform their song “Bullseye” together. The moment offered fans a rare live glimpse of the pair’s close creative partnership outside their full band, adding to a run of notable guest appearances at this…
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4 Massive 80s Hits That Haven’t Lost Their Luster (Even Though We’ve Heard Them a Gajillion Times)
This is a lighthearted feature from American Songwriter highlighting four hit songs from the 1980s that remain enduringly popular despite being played extensively for decades. The piece argues that these tracks’ distinctive songwriting choices, unusual instrumentation and emotional depth have allowed them to retain their appeal long after their initial chart success. The four songs…
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The legendary 1979 lyric Paul Weller wrote as a dig at The Clash: “What a great fucking image”
Paul Weller wrote The Jam’s 1979 song ‘The Eton Rifles’ after seeing television footage of Eton pupils jeering at a Right to Work march. The article highlights how the song turned that image of class conflict into one of British punk’s most enduring political statements, while also including a pointed criticism of fellow punk band…
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#Asylum The Documentary this #WebbyRensday !! LONG LIVE INPATIENT 🫡🕸
This is a short teaser announcing “Asylum: The Documentary”, dropping on what’s being billed as “WebbyRensday” — a playful spin on the release day. The creator behind it leans into a raw, hype-driven style, using the short format to build anticipation ahead of the full drop. The caption “LONG LIVE INPATIENT 🫡🕸” points to a…
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Fontaines D.C. Debut New Songs “Marianne” & “Six Shot Morning” In Cádiz Live Return
Fontaines D.C. have returned to live performance for the first time since touring their 2024 album Romance, opening a two-night stand at Baluarte de la Candelaria in Cádiz, Spain, with a set that included two brand-new songs. It was a significant moment for the Irish band, marking not only their first shows in some time…
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10 songs that examine the rise of the right-wing politics in 2026
Far Out Magazine has compiled a list of ten songs from 2026 that respond to the rise of right-wing politics, spanning genres from jazz and dance-punk to indie and hardcore. The feature argues that political songwriting, once mostly associated with folk and punk, has broadened considerably this year as artists react to heightened division, identity…
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I threw a water balloon at a scary man then sung him our song pie n mash
This is a short, comedic vlog-style clip rather than a traditional music release, centred on a prank involving a water balloon thrown at an unsuspecting “scary man.” The creator follows up the stunt by singing him a homemade song referencing “pie n mash,” the classic East London dish, suggesting a distinctly cheeky, community-flavoured sense of…
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Role Model on His New Album, Working with Dakota Johnson — and a Possible Name Change
Musician Tucker Pillsbury, who performs as Role Model, has spoken about his new album, “Chuck Timely and The Hourglass,” in a Rolling Stone Studio interview, discussing his musical influences, his relationship with actress Dakota Johnson, and his acting debut. The wide-ranging conversation touches on his ambivalence towards conventional pop stardom, his decision to retire a…
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Drake Barks for Goth Girl
The rapper hosted a 20-v-1 dating-show to celebrate the ninth anniversary of Stake, the online crypto casino he is affiliated with. Drake Barks for Goth Girl Alex Young