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For The Yearners: Baby Rose Interviewed
Baby Rose, the North Carolina-born singer-songwriter known for her haunting soul and R&B voice, has spoken to Clash Magazine ahead of the release of her third studio album, ‘YEARNALISM’. The record is described as an exploration of desire and longing, drawing on classic R&B, soul, jazz and gospel to encourage listeners to confront their own…
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LARS ULRICH On METALLICA’s Upcoming Sphere Residency: ‘It’s Overwhelming And Intimidating’
METALLICA drummer Lars Ulrich has spoken about the band’s forthcoming residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, describing the prospect as both exciting and daunting. Speaking on U2 guitarist The Edge’s SiriusXM show “Close To The Edge,” Ulrich said the band had been preparing for the residency for around a year and a half, drawing…
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Morgan Wallen and Ella Langley hold the top two album spots in America for first half of 2026
Morgan Wallen and Ella Langley have taken the top two spots on America’s album charts for the first half of 2026, cementing their status as country music’s most dominant duo. The pair, who tour together, are widely regarded as the genre’s most recognisable figures at present, with commentators suggesting little serious argument can be made…
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This Romantic Lee Brice Hit From 2014 Initially Made His Wife Angry
Country singer Lee Brice’s 2014 hit “I Don’t Dance” was originally written as a personal song for his own wedding to his wife, Sara, but the couple’s relationship to the track began with an unexpected moment of tension rather than romance. Brice revealed that Sara became angry not because of the song’s sentimental lyrics, but…
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Latin Grammys 2027: The 5 Most Likely Album of the Year Contenders
Billboard has published its predictions for the album of the year category at the 2027 Latin Grammy Awards, highlighting five projects it considers most likely to be nominated. The ceremony’s 27th edition takes place on 12 November at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, with eligibility running from 1 June 2025 to 31…
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INTERVIEW: Boundaries On Processing Loss, Striving For More & Their New Album
US metalcore band Boundaries have spoken to Rock Sound about their fourth studio album, ‘Yearning: The Unbeautiful After’, which is dedicated to the memory of Dave Shapiro, Kendall Fortner and Emma Huke, all of whom died last year. Vocalist Matthew McDougal explained that despite its heavy, grief-laden themes, the record is intended as a call…
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Bill Callahan Is Entering the Audiobook Space
Musician Bill Callahan is stepping into audiobook narration, lending his voice to Rise Above, the forthcoming memoir by former Pitchfork executive editor Matthew Schnipper. The book recounts Schnipper’s experience of grief after the death of his son Renzo, who died aged nearly two in 2021. Callahan, the Austin-based singer-songwriter known for his distinctive baritone, was…
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‘Heartstopper’ Limited-Edition Soundtrack Vinyl Box Set Sells Out, Second Pressing On the Way
The limited-edition vinyl box set of the soundtrack to Netflix’s coming-of-age series Heartstopper has sold out immediately after going up for preorder, prompting label Music on Vinyl to announce a second pressing. The set’s popularity reflects the strength of the show’s fanbase, which has grown since it launched in 2022 and is now bidding farewell…
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“I would go, I’ll take Nirvana and Soundgarden and you can have Limp Bizkit and Korn.” Melvins frontman Buzz Osborne loves annoying Mike Patton by blaming Faith No More’s vocalist for inspiring the birth of nu metal
Melvins frontman Buzz Osborne has admitted he enjoys winding up his friend and Fantômas bandmate Mike Patton by crediting him with inadvertently inspiring nu metal through his work in Faith No More. Patton, who has long distanced himself from the genre, is frequently cited as a major influence by bands such as Slipknot, Deftones, System…
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Kane Parsons is standing up for an artist after A24 attempted to copyright strike their Backrooms art
Yellow wallpaper is forbidden.