Author: Press Room
The musician will release her new album Not Normal on Sept. 25 Cara Delevingne appeared on The Tonight Show to perform her song “Crazy, Baby.” The musician and model took the late-night show stage alongside two backing musicians, playing electric guitar and singing in the midst of piles of cables. “Crazy, Baby” comes off Delevingne’s forthcoming LP, Not Normal, out Sept. 25. Delevingne wrote the song for her partner, British musician Minke. “I really didn’t want it to be a single, weirdly,” she told Rolling Stone. “I thought it was too obvious… But I love that song… My partner, who…
The woman who was confirmed to be the mysterious figure on the cover of Black Sabbath’s self-titled debut has announced that she has created a new rock opera, inspired by AI and Alice in Wonderland. The album was released in 1970, and for decades, the elusive woman pictured standing by a 15th-century water mill in Oxfordshire was unidentified. Then, in 2020, Rolling Stone shared a feature piece that identified her as model Louisa Livingstone. Since then, she has been releasing music of her own too, including two tracks inspired by her time on the Black Sabbath cover: ‘Witch Woman’ and…
Brandon Flowers performed ‘An American Dream’ on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and offered an update on the next Killers record – watch below. The frontman appeared on the show last night (September 22) for a performance of the country-tinged track from his third solo album ‘Thrasher’, which was released last month. Flowers also joined Fallon for an unusual “musical interview”, taking a seat at the piano and responding to a series of questions through song. Among them was a question about the next Killers album, with Flowers confirming that ideas for the record are continuing to take shape. “We’ve got…
It’s hard to take a lot of Korean hip-hop seriously. To an outsider, the vibe that a lot of young, post-Show Me the Money or High School Rapper stars give off is spiritually similar to that of mid-2000s pop punk: teenagers venting their angst through a fixed visual and sonic repertoire. But instead of sporting Vans, eyeshadow, and side-swept bangs, many Korean hip-hop heads gravitate toward AAVE affectations, dreadlocks, and the neoliberal ideal of getting rich at the expense of others. Some rappers, like BewhY and Rich Iggy, have caught flak for their embrace of the far right, the former…
A whole relationship arc is waiting to unfurl in the first lines of Slow Pulp’s third album, Melodie: “Do you know when you saw me/In a crowd, dancing?” vocalist Emily Massey asks. Over the breezy acoustic strums of “Yellow and Green,” she offers small details into that fateful encounter, one that even her teenaged self intuited would change the course of her life for the best. It’s expected that friendships evolve as life does, but it would take a lot more than passing time to erode a bond so mutually attuned: “I know you’re scared of changing/I hope that you…
AZ Chike’s No Rest for the Wicked is proof of the maxim that it takes 10 years to become an overnight sensation. The Los Angeles rapper stepped into the national spotlight in 2024 at Kendrick Lamar’s Juneteenth Pop Out, then turned up on Kendrick’s “Peekaboo,” on GNX, later that year. But anyone who did their research would have quickly figured out that Chike, who by 2024 had eight projects under his belt, had been rapping since 2013.His new album No Rest For the Wicked affirms why he was already “next before GNX,” as he raps on opener “Mercy.” Over 14…
Miley Cyrus might be pop music’s staunchest contrarian. When critics begged her to tone it down after the 2013 VMAs, she dropped an acid Day-Glo vanity project with a Tibetan singing bowl instrumental and track titles like “Fucking Fucked Up” and “I’m So Drunk.” And for as long as we’ve demanded she turn it up a notch, she’s been trying to settle down. “We never get to see ourselves sleeping peacefully next to the ones that we love,” she lamented on the Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz outlier “Lighter,” hinting at where she wanted to go even amid the…
Queens Of The Stone Age have shared another new single, ‘Where The Goth Girls At?’. Listen below. The song serves as the third preview of Josh Homme and co’s ninth studio album, ‘Perfecth’, which is released on October 30. It follows recent tracks ‘Insignificant Other’ and ‘Easy Street’. ‘Where The Goth Girls At?’ pairs minimalist riffs with an explosive chorus, amplified by some rich string and horn arrangements. Homme drew inspiration for the nostalgic track from his youth in a Palm Desert suburb, and reflects on themes of teen romance and the desire to impress others. “Watching the goth girls working the…
Sombr has hit back at claims that he is a “nepo baby” or industry plant, saying suggestions that his father’s career helped with his rapid rise are “incredibly insane”. The 21-year-old musician – real name Shane Michael Boose – reflected on the online speculation surrounding his success in a new interview with ELLE. Discussing the speed with which successful new artists can find their backgrounds scrutinised online, he said: “Every time I see an artist blow up, I’m like, ‘Okay, this artist is great. I love them so much. They’re so talented.’ Three months later, somehow they’re a nepo baby.” Sombr’s father Andy Boose…
Cryptic Slipknot posters have been popping up around the world – possibly hinting at a new tour announcement from the Iowa metal icons. READ MORE: Slipknot on the cover: “Nobody created us except us – we have always drawn our own map” The new artworks were first spotted across at least 10 cities across North and South America yesterday (Tuesday September 22), with each featuring their iconic ‘S’ logo and a red background, as well as the name of the city. Fans have been quick to spot the posters and share photos to social media, and yesterday alone there were…
