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Cisco Adler returns to his roots with new single “Mango Tree”
Cisco Adler isn’t chasing a comeback. If anything, “Mango Tree” feels more like a return — not to a sound, but to a state of
LEVITATION 2026 Lineup Brings Bikini Kill, American Football, Molchat Doma, Peter Hook, The Garden, Arlo Parks and More to Austin
LEVITATION is leaning all the way into its reputation of feeling like someone’s dangerously well-curated record shelf exploding across Austin for a long weekend. The
Sublime Launches 4 New Vinyl Variants for New Album “Until The Sun Explodes”
Sublime have launched 4 new vinyl variants for “Until The Sun Explodes”. The exclusive drop at includes 3 limited-edition variants and 1 standard black vinyl
How Slightly Stoopid and Sublime Headlining Field Of Dreamz Became Cali Reggae’s Stadium Moment
For years, Cali Reggae has lived in a strange middle ground. Too massive to be dismissed as a niche scene, too culturally fluid to ever
Lola Young Returns With New James Blake-Created Single “From Down Here”
Lola Young is back with a new single, “From Down Here,” marking her first new music since the release of I’m Only F**king Myself and
Beastie Boys’ Mike D Releases Solo Single “What We Got”
Mike D follows the “souped-up flavor for your ears” (BILLBOARD) of his recent debut solo single “Switch Up” with the anthemic stomp of “What We
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Lola Young Returns With New James Blake-Created Single “From Down Here”
Lola Young is back with a new single, “From Down Here,” marking her first new music since the release of I’m Only F**king Myself and
Beartooth Announce Fall 2026 U.S. Tour Ahead of Pure Ecstasy Album Release
Beartooth are gearing up for a massive return to the road, announcing a full U.S. headlining tour in support of their upcoming album Pure Ecstasy.
Evanescence Drop “Who Will You Follow” Video, Announce New Album Sanctuary and 2026 World Tour
Evanescence are entering a new era with the release of the official music video for their latest single “Who Will You Follow,” a track that
Thee Sinseers Return with “Did Ya Know?” + Announce New Album Love Stories
Thee Sinseers are back with new music, dropping their latest single “Did Ya Know?” alongside the announcement of their upcoming album Love Stories, due September
The Strokes Lean Into Auto-Tune on New Single “Falling Out Of Love”
The Strokes are continuing their return with a bold sonic pivot, unveiling their latest single “Falling Out Of Love,” the second offering from their upcoming
Fred Durst and Lauren Sanderson Turn Up the Chaos on “COME SAY SUM” Remix
Fred Durst and Lauren Sanderson are making serious noise with their explosive new remix of “COME SAY SUM,” a rap-rock fueled collaboration that’s quickly gaining
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Cisco Adler returns to his roots with new single “Mango Tree”
Cisco Adler isn’t chasing a comeback. If anything, “Mango Tree” feels more like a return — not to a sound, but to a state of
LEVITATION 2026 Lineup Brings Bikini Kill, American Football, Molchat Doma, Peter Hook, The Garden, Arlo Parks and More to Austin
LEVITATION is leaning all the way into its reputation of feeling like someone’s dangerously well-curated record shelf exploding across Austin for a long weekend. The
Sublime Launches 4 New Vinyl Variants for New Album “Until The Sun Explodes”
Sublime have launched 4 new vinyl variants for “Until The Sun Explodes”. The exclusive drop at includes 3 limited-edition variants and 1 standard black vinyl
How Slightly Stoopid and Sublime Headlining Field Of Dreamz Became Cali Reggae’s Stadium Moment
For years, Cali Reggae has lived in a strange middle ground. Too massive to be dismissed as a niche scene, too culturally fluid to ever
Lola Young Returns With New James Blake-Created Single “From Down Here”
Lola Young is back with a new single, “From Down Here,” marking her first new music since the release of I’m Only F**king Myself and
Beastie Boys’ Mike D Releases Solo Single “What We Got”
Mike D follows the “souped-up flavor for your ears” (BILLBOARD) of his recent debut solo single “Switch Up” with the anthemic stomp of “What We
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How Slightly Stoopid and Sublime Headlining Field Of Dreamz Became Cali Reggae’s Stadium Moment
For years, Cali Reggae has lived in a strange middle ground. Too massive to be dismissed as a niche scene, too culturally fluid to ever
How Untitled Turned Garage Noise Into Rock’s Most Addictive New Sound
For a band with only two songs released, Untitled already sound like they’ve been pulled from a different era entirely. Not in the cynical, algorithm-chasing
Inside the Darkness Behind DizzyIsDead’s Haunting New Single “spiderwebs”
There’s a moment in “spiderwebs” where DizzyIsDead sounds less like he’s performing a song and more like he’s trying to claw his way out of
Cisco Adler Quietly Built the Sound of a Generation – Now He’s Telling His Own Story
Cisco Adler was never supposed to be the guy behind the curtain. From the outside, he had everything lined up to be front and center—the
Kurt Deimer Breaks Down His Cover of Queensrÿche’s “Silent Lucidity” with Geoff Tate
Kurt Deimer did not set out to simply cover Silent Lucidity. He set out to reframe it. In doing so, he has turned one of
DizzyIsDead Found His Sound in the Static Between Rock and Reinvention
Before DizzyIsDead started showing up on lineups alongside legacy acts, Blake Lounsbury was a rapper grinding it out for more than a decade. He built
Maynard James Keenan Is Writing Songs Like a Martial Artist, and “Normal Isn’t” Is the Proof
Maynard James Keenan does not romanticize songwriting. He does not wait for lightning. He does not light candles and hope the muse shows up. He
Puscifer’s Normal Isn’t: Meet the Members
Puscifer have never operated like a traditional rock band. They’re closer to a small production house that happens to write bangers, an ecosystem where characters,
(Hed) P.E’s DJ Product remembers Ozzfest Moments including getting a Six-Pack from Ozzy, and Sharon calling Security
In the late Nineties, Ozzfest wasn’t just a tour — it was a traveling demolition derby of distortion, testosterone, and barely contained chaos. Bands weren’t