Author: Press Room

Snayx have shared their huge new single ‘Nice Day 4 It’, described by the band as “a summer song, but lost in its own melancholy” – check it out below. The track marks the beginning of a new era for the Brighton alt-punk trio and is their first release through new label Nettwerk Music Group. Built around a euphoric, festival-ready chorus, ‘Nice Day 4 It’ finds the group pairing their typically abrasive riffs with a more melodic sound, while exploring burnout and the appeal of surrendering to chaos. “It’s a summer song, but lost in its own melancholy, in its own weird…

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Barely three days after dropping Music, Fashion, Film, her highly anticipated follow-up to Brat, Charli XCX is cutting to the chase by releasing the B-sides for her new LP exclusively on iTunes. There are three new songs in total—“I Keep on Thinking Bout You Every Single Day and Night,” “Playboy Bunny,” and “If You Take Away the Music Then What Has She Got?”—and each one comes with a black-and-white music video, keeping in line with the album’s visual themes.On her private Instagram, Charli XCX explained why she chose to release these songs now, writing, “I made b sides for each…

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Dhani Harrison and longtime Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich have formed the new band Dragonflies and shared debut single ‘Slower’ – check it out below. The pair will release their self-titled debut album on September 18 via Dark Horse Records/BMG, the label originally founded by Harrison’s father, Beatles legend George Harrison, in 1974. Pre-order it here. ‘Slower’ serves as the record’s opening track and combines tape loops, layered percussion and Harrison’s vocals with a hazy, trip-hop-influenced sound. It arrives alongside a hand-drawn, psychedelic video directed by Bristol animator RUFFMERCY, whose previous credits include work with Nirvana, Earl Sweatshirt, The Chemical Brothers, Nas and Run The Jewels. Check it out here: Harrison and Godrich are longtime friends, but began working together after the former contacted…

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The album debuted atop the Billboard 200 with 124,000 equivalent album sales It's official — Gracie Abrams' latest release Daughter From Hell has debuted atop the Billboard 200 chart, marking her first-ever Number One album. The singer-songwriter earned 124,000 equivalent album sales. Earlier this week, Abrams was projected to take the top slots with an estimate of 120 to 130k units sold. While it's a major feat for the singer-songwriter, she's been well on her way to achieving the biggest debut of her career. Abrams earned her first Top 10 album with her second album, The Secret of Uswhich debuted…

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Spiritbox frontwoman Courtney LaPlante stopped a recent show to have a violent fan removed from the crowd – check out footage below. The incident took place during the Canadian metal band’s set at the Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre in Phoenix, Arizona on July 15, where they were supporting Evanescence alongside Nova Twins. Before closing the performance with ‘Soft Spine’, LaPlante brought the show to a halt after drummer Zev Rose spotted someone apparently hurting other audience members. “Zev is taller than us and he’s up on the kit, and he sees some fucker right now,” she told the crowd. “We’re not gonna play another song…

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Diplo, Logan Paul, the late singer's parents and more remember Tree's legacy at Santa Cruz memorial Oliver Tree was remembered by friends and family Saturday at a “Celebration of Life” in the late singer's native Santa Cruz, California The public memorial, held six weeks after Tree died in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro, featured guests like Diplo, Logan Paul, Aaron Mercury, Ethan Klein, and Tree's own parents, who addressed the crowd. “I think Oliver would say trust yourself, get off the couch, produce art, and it's really important to get in there and get your hands dirty,” Tree's…

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The three albums that marked the history of Hole in the 90s are back on the market in new physical editions. The band led by Courtney Love has announced the reissue of “Pretty On The Inside”, “Live Through This” and “Celebrity Skin” for September 18, 2026, published by UMe in different formats, including 180 gram black vinyl, colored editions, zoetrope versions with animations inspired by the original video clips and CDs.The entire project was coordinated by guitarist and co-founder Eric Erlandson, who oversaw the audio remastering and restoration of the packaging originals. An operation that effectively retraces the entire parable…

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AFI frontman Davey Havok has shared the terrible advice he received from his major label, including suggestions of a 50 Cent collab and a ringtone album. The musician looked back on the difficult period surrounding the creation of the band’s seventh album ‘Decemberunderground’ in 2006 in a new interview with Metal Hammer. AFI had signed to DreamWorks Records before the company’s music division was absorbed by Interscope, leaving the band under the umbrella of the label run by Jimmy Iovine. “The writing of ‘Decemberunderground’ was a miserable period,” Havok said. “Our A&R guy was hellbent on trying to get Jimmy Iovine – who had expressly claimed in the press that rock is dead –…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. In a storied summer tradition, Shark Week is back for its 38th year. Premiering on Discovery Channel, the fan-favorite event runs from Sunday, July 26, at 8 pm ET through Saturday, Aug. 1. If you don't have access to the network but still want to tune in to the fish frenzy, you can view Shark Week 2026 for free with a live TV streaming service. The easiest way to access Shark Week 2026 is with DirecTV. Signing up…

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In fondo era banale. Prendere il battito ostinato dello Heartland rock e farlo combaciare con quello, quasi identico, su cui da mezzo secolo si è costruito il suono alternativo: la ripetizione ipnotica del kraut-rock, culto di ogni generazione indie dal post-punk in poi. Wilco e Arcade Fire, su tutti, l’avevano già intuito, ciascuno dalla propria sponda: i primi arrivavano dall’Americana e in quella pulsazione trovavano la scusa per aprirsi a rumore e deriva sperimentale; i secondi, invece, hanno sfruttato quel beat regolare e springsteeniano come carburante per i loro crescendo collettivi, feticcio mainstrindie dai primi anni Duemila. Eppure, sia gli…

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