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Los Angeles pop provocateur Ashnikko is back with a fierce new single. “Wet Like,” featuring Swedish artist COBRAH, lands today as the latest taste of her highly anticipated sophomore album, Smoochies, set for release October 17 via Parlophone/Warner Records. The track is an unapologetic collision of lust, power, and electronic heat engineered to dominate nightclubs…

Los Angeles’ Rocket are officially blasting off. Today, the band released their long-awaited debut album, R is for Rocket, via Transgressive Records and Canvasback, marking a stunning introduction for a group already being hailed as one of the most exciting guitar-forward acts to emerge from the West Coast in years. Formed in 2021, Rocket —…

Skip Marley is back with a new track that hits hard and speaks louder than ever. “Cry Wolf,” out today via Tuff Gong International/Def Jam, finds the Grammy-winning singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist staking his claim as a fearless voice for justice. The song, produced by KTOE and Kardinal, isn’t just another reggae jam — it’s…

Nashville’s own Snooper are back, and they’re louder, sharper, and weirder than ever. Today, the band released their highly anticipated second album, Worldwide, on Third Man Records, marking a bold step forward from the feral punk chaos of their 2023 debut. The release coincides with a hometown album release show tonight at Eastside Bowl, before…

Twenty-five years ago, Green Day hit the brakes on pure punk fury and swerved into strange new territory. Warning, released in 2000, was the moment Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool traded some of their bratty bite for acoustic guitars, folk edges, and sharp, politically charged songwriting. The record split fans at the…

Noah Cyrus has been carving out her own corner of Americana and country-folk, and she’s not slowing down. On October 10 she’ll release the deluxe edition of I Want My Loved Ones to Go With Me, an album that already proved she’s got more grit and gravity than most artists twice her age. The expanded…

Earlier this year Elton John and Brandi Carlile lit up the London Palladium with a one-night-only performance that critics didn’t hesitate to call “utterly phenomenal.” That show is now set to live forever on vinyl. Who Believes In Angels? Live at the London Palladium will arrive exclusively for Record Store Day Black Friday on November…

Metalcore veterans The Devil Wears Prada are entering a bold new chapter. The band has just released a haunting new video for their latest single “Eyes,” the newest taste of their upcoming album Flowers, which is set to arrive November 14 via Solid State Records. The video features the band as puppets lost in a…

October 1, 2025 — After lighting up stages across North America earlier this year with a sold-out run, Paleface Swiss have reconnected with tour mates Stick To Your Guns for a searing new track titled “Instrument of War,” a heavy-hitting anthem inspired by a Pablo Picasso quote and driven by purpose. Written during downtime on…

By: Adriana Yocum Starting in the summer of 2025, a slew of artists pulled their music from Spotify, citing Daniel Ek, Spotify's CEO and co-founder, funding of defense company Helsing through his investment fund (Prima Materia). Helsing was founded in 2021 and is a German tech startup. Helsing initially functioned as a software company, providing…