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Paul McCartney was Stephen Colbert's final guest on The Late Show Thursday night. The rock giant joined the comic legend for a conversation that spanned the Beatles' first time in America to the origins of McCartney's forthcoming album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane. After a Chicago hot dog mishap led to Colbert's original guest, “the Pope,” jilting the late-night host, McCartney, who just happened to be “doing some errands” in Midtown Manhattan, volunteered in his place. After recalling his first time at the Ed Sullivan Theater — a historic debut for the Beatles in America — McCartney discussed the band's…
THE GLUE they come back with “WE WILL ALL END UP HURTING US!”, the new album available from Friday 10 April 2026 on all digital platforms for Soviet Studio records: fifth album by the band from Vicenza, it is a work that collects and relaunches all the expressive urgency of the GLUEpushing it towards an even more direct, compact and radical form. Active since 2017, i GLUE have established themselves as one of the most recognizable realities of the Italian independent punk scene, thanks to a sound that blends hard energy, punk attitude and a melodic vein capable of remaining…
The late-night host joined the supergroup, which also included current bandleader Louis Cato Paul McCartney, Elvis Costello, and Stephen Colbert‘s former bandleader Jon Batiste, along with current bandleader Louis Cato were among the musicians to bid a warm goodbye to Colbert during his final night hosting The Late Show at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York on Thursday. The performance also closed out the show, which was a star-studded, sentimental, and humorous send-off. The first song that was broadcast was Costello’s “Jump Up (Honky Tonk demo)” — which appeared to be a prerecorded segment — an intimate acoustic number that featured…
In a recent column for the New Yorker, writer Kyle Chayka details a “lo-fi rebellion” against the aesthetics of tech-driven uniformity: “Anything that appears too smooth these days is suspicious,” he says, citing a recent Weezer tour poster featuring the “Cool S,” the universal sigil of our shared humanity, as a counter-example. Chayka’s subjects primarily operate in the visual worlds of marketing and design, but it’s easy to identify sonic parallels. The kids are selling their turntables and buying guitars, saving rock’n’roll, and banging their heads until they incur nerve damage. In the face of A.I. homogeneity, the human —embodied,…
In the nine years since Portland ambient duo Visible Cloaks released Reassemblage, the worlds that record occupied, both real and imagined, came to an end. When the album came out, at the start of the first Trump presidency, there was a chill in the air, a grim understanding that something wicked was coming, its shape to be determined. The anticipated techno-utopia promised in the ’90s, the globally connected network of trade and culture that obliterated borders, quickly soured, and a handful of coding-school barons descended to “disrupt” everything we’d done to make life bearable. So much electronic music in the…
The host aired the classic Vince Guaraldi song during a segment, a move that he said could result in a lawsuit During the final episode of The Late Showhost Stephen Colbert purposely used copyrighted music during a segment, a move that could potentially cost his former bosses at CBS a lot of dough if the music was unauthorized, and the usage were to end in a lawsuit. Trending Stories “Peanuts is a powerful brand and corporation in and of itself. Anyone illegally using that music is going to have to pay through the nose,” he said, before addressing his band…
the new Bleachers album, the sound of New Jersey, working as a producer: the interview Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Olivia Rodrigo has dropped her new song “The Cure,” which longtime collaborator Dan Nigro produced. (No, not that The Cure—though Rodrigo and Robert Smith did sing “Just Like Heaven” together at her Glastonbury set last year.) The song is accompanied by a music video directed by Cat Solen and Jamie Gerin, which casts Rodrigo cast as a midcentury nurse saving hearts—well, attempting to—at a hospital where (spoiler) she ends up a patient herself. Watch it below.You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love arrives June 12. Petra Collins directed the video for the album’s lead single, “Drop Dead,”…
For Veeze fans patiently waiting on the follow-up to 2023’s acclaimed Ganger, you’ll…have to wait a bit longer. But now you can bide your time with the Detroit rapper’s surprise new mixtape Y’all Won, along with a video for the single “Wrong Place, Wrong Time,” featuring cameos from Playboi Carti and Lil Baby. Check it all out below.In the years since Ganger, Veeze has premiered a handful of singles and gone on his Worst Tour Ever. His highly anticipated sophomore album, Worst Tape, still doesn’t have a release date.Revisit Alphonse Pierre’s profile There Are Unbothered Rappers, and Then There’s Veeze.
Less than a month after dropping his first solo single ever, Mike D is already back with another new song. The Beastie Boy recorded “What We Got” during the same sessions as “Switch Up,” and was joined in the studio by producer Carter Lang as well as his sons, Davis and Skyler Diamond. Listen below.The last Beastie Boys music to date remains their 2011 album Hot Sauce Committee Part Two, and Mike D hasn’t performed with the group since the death of Adam “MCA” Yauch the following year. Tonight (May 22) and tomorrow, he’ll be playing shows at Xanadu Roller…
