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The effect Tor Vergata it can be read in black and white in the FIMI rankings of week 28 2026: all seven unreleased albums by Last are simultaneously in the Top 100. From new The day I was waiting for in second place until Planets, Elsewhere And Sunrise which suddenly return to the charts, the entire discography of the Roman singer-songwriter returns to move in the same week as the concert event on July 4th. The hook is concrete: the The Tale Forever Edition autographed by The day I was waiting for it was put on sale exclusively at the…
Sam Fender and Olivia Dean‘s ‘Rein Me In’ has made history by becoming the longest-running British Number One single of all time. The two artists officially released the collaborative version of the ‘People Watching’ track last summer, after they performed it live together at Fender’s shows in London and Newcastle. READ MORE: Olivia Dean live in Glasgow: a new popstar’s victory lap In May, the pair celebrated nine non-consecutive weeks at the top spot on the UK singles chart by delivering a joint rendition during Dean’s headline concert at London’s O2. The collab earned Fender his first UK Number One single, and…
When one portal to hell closes, another opens. Twin Temple, the LA duo who record songs with titles like “Let's Have a Satanic Orgy” and use upside-down crosses and pentagrams in their artwork, were reportedly kicked off the Charley Crockett tour earlier this week because of their “satanic imagery.” On Friday, Jack White offered them an opening slot. “Twin Temple, would you like to open my show in LA on September 29th at the Hollywood Palladium?” the singer-guitarist, who dropped his new album, Frozen Charlotteon Friday, wrote. “Let me know. Get in front of me Satan!” The sign-off was seemingly…
The punk rockers' new LP arrives on Aug. 28 The Linda Lindas are so back — and more self-actualized than ever. The California punk rockers have announced their new album Gotta Get Outset for release on Aug. 28 via Reprise/Warner Records. The 11-track project marks the band's third album and is the follow-up to 2024's No Obligation. To mark the exciting news, the Linda Lindas have previewed Gotta Get Out with the release of an emo staple for the new age “Closer,” featuring none other than emo queen herself Hayley Williams. The track opens with jagged, staccato riffs as Bela…
It's called I come from the South the new single linked to the name of José Sebastianiseventeen-year-old son of Amadeus And Giovanna Civitilloout on all platforms Friday July 17. However, pay attention to a detail that the boy wanted to clarify in person: José is not the voice of the song, but he signed the lyrics. The piece, created with the rapper EMF and produced by the beatmaker prod. $evenis performed by young emerging singers. José himself clarified the matter with a message published on Instagram, after the announcement had sparked the belief that it was his debut as a…
Donald Trump doubled down on his refusal to sign a popular bipartisan housing-affordability bill “in protest” of Congress’ inability to force through his desired voter disenfranchisement legislation. The bill is set to become law with or without his signature, but leave it to Trump to remind Americans — at every opportunity — that their welfare is always secondary to his own political goals. “I will not sign the Housing Bill, which has been fully approved by Congress and sent to the White House, in PROTEST over the fact that the United States Senate is not capable of passing THE SAVE…
The gritty, nostalgic track previews the country pop queen’s forthcoming LP Little Miss Twain Shania Twain is rocking again. The country-pop queen has released a bluesy rock track “Faded Blue Jeans,” and even tapped Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme to lend vocals. The song is steeped in gritty nostalgia, as Twain recalls a trusty pair of jeans, and the past relationship they remind her of. “Faded blue jeans, big holes in the knees,” Twain and Homme harmonize on the chorus. “Rolling in the grass in ’em, trying to get your hands in ’em,” they sing over booming…
Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Jack White rocks out on the stunning coda to his new album, Future minces no words and provides a statement to the press, and Kelela two-steps her way to “The Bridge” with fellow visionary PinkPantheress. Plus, new releases from Alabama Shakes, the Rolling Stones, Feid, L’Rain, Haruomi Hosono, and Suki Waterhouse. Jack White, “Neighbors Blues” (YouTube) Future, “Fukk a Interview” (YouTube) Kelela feat. PinkPantheress, “The Bridge” (YouTube) Alabama Shakes, “I Feel Hope Coming” (YouTube) Feid, “A…
The Band Perry's 2010 self-titled debut album opened with “You Lie,” an indictment of a fibbing lover. Sixteen years later, vocalist Kimberly Perry returns to the song with an assist from Kaitlin Butts. The reimagined take, dubbed “You Lie (Forever Version),” pairs two of country music's most charismatic performers — Perry, the confident arena-level frontwoman and torchbearer for her family band; Butts, the theater kid with a flair for the dramatic. For Butts, the collaboration is a full-circle moment. “If you would've told teenage me — who was belting 'You Lie' in her bedroom over boys who had absolutely no…
The Temper Trap burned out, took a break, and now are back with their first album in a decade. “I felt like I needed to step away and explore other musical adventures and try to find that fire again,” says lead singer Dougy Mandagi. Not everything has changed, however. “I still haven’t grown up in my head, you know,” he adds. “I’m still trying to capture the sound of youth, even though I’m definitely not a young buck anymore.” In the late aughts, the Australian band unleashed their 2009 debut album, Conditions, delivering the euphoric millennial anthems “Sweet Disposition” and…
