Huntr/x’s Ejae, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami’s hit beat songs from Sinners, Train Dreams, and more
His score won over others from One Battle After Another, Frankenstein, Hamnet, and more
The Sinners track was nominated for Best Original Song this year
Who took home Best Picture, Best Actress, and Best Original Song? We’ve got all the details here
Campbell played with the British rock group for over 30 years
Featuring a cameo from Paul Simon
Watch the trailer for Takeover, out May 8
The anarchic cellist and outré guitarist linked up after Fratti praised Orcutt in an article
“The emo girl in me, fully unleashed”
Stream releases from Kim Gordon, Elucid, James Blake, and more
The latest taste of Remember the Humans, their first album in nine years
Michel had accused Hill of fraudulent actions that led the group to cancel a 2023 reunion tour days before it was set to begin
A collection of direct messages from 2022 has been unsealed following the concert giant’s settlement with the DOJ
Bea Kristi’s first original music since her 2024 album, This Is How Tomorrow Moves
The singer claims his night at a Spanish hotel was “indescribable hell”
Hear the Boss’ cover of “A Rainy Night in Soho” and read his personal note about MacGowan
The veteran Shade 45 host collaborated with the Beastie Boys and MF Doom during his lifetime
Listen to “Sun in Scorpio” from Dream Me a Dream, completed before his death in January
The group also announced a massive tour to mark 20 years of their debut album PCD
Lead single “Let’s Kill Ourselves” features Touching Ice and TECHG1RLS
The self-titled album from Dave Portner and Brian Weitz’s instrumental project is out May 8
The pop singer rewrote one of her best love songs for her three-year-old son
Loud Bloom arrives May 8 via DH2, the electronic imprint of Dirty Hit
Willie Nelson, Miranda Lambert, Billy Strings, and more are featured on Middle of Nowhere, her seventh LP
Listen to Elias Rønnenfelt and co.’s “Star”
Nigerian artist Dera and his label failed to pursue their claim over “Enséñame a Bailar”
The singer’s lawyers describe AREC as “Aesop’s proverbial Wolf, cloaking itself in professional credibility while concealing its own self-interest”
Janet Weiss, formerly of Sleater-Kinney, plays drums on “Look How Far…”
The Somersault Slide 360 Tour kicks off in Vermont in August