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The first line of the verse in Grimes’ “Accelerando”—“Oppenheimer Barbie”—would suggest this track’s been in storage for a minute, but who am I to tell our most accelerationist pop star to speed it up? Today, she formally announced her first new album in six years, PSY OPERA, in a press release that opened with a newspaper-style dateline (“BUSHWICK, NEW YORK”) and ended with the names of the internet personalities to whom she’ll be granting interviews (Swiftologist and Adam Friedland). “PSY OPERA will cover everything Grimes witnessed as a woman of history during her hiatus from pop music,” it read. It’s…

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It would only make sense for Wildwood, an upcoming animated film based on the 2011 novel by Colin Meloy, to close with a song by the Decemberists. “The Better Part of Bravery” is the folk group’s first track in two years, following their 2024 LP, As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again. Give it a spin below.“Wildwood has been part of my life for many years, and seeing the story transformed like this has been an extraordinary experience,” Meloy said in a statement. “Writing the song for the end credits gave me a chance to return to the…

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Remi Wolf just released her new album Mud but she’s already plotting a tour for next year. Kicking off February 23, the North American jaunt will see the singer perform in cities across the US and Canada, including Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, Chicago, and Vancouver. Check out the full itinerary below.Mud is Wolf’s third album, following the release of 2024’s Big Ideas.Remi Wolf:2-23 Washington, DC – The Anthem ^2-26 Philadelphia, PA – The Met ^2-27 New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall ^3-02 Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway ^ MO3-05 Toronto, Ontario – Massey Hall…

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Interpol frontman Paul Banks has confirmed that he is working on a new album with a band he has formed with Liars‘ Aaron Hemphill. READ MORE: Interpol – ‘This Mirror Weighs A Ton’ review: existential anthems and their best since ‘Antics’ Banks, who in recent years has moved to Berlin, said in a new interview with The Berliner that he has been working on a record in the city for the past three years. “I started a band in Berlin, which we would call Berlin Project, if that were possible. I’ve been working on that a lot, and it’s been…

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The new single will appear on Wor$t Man in America, out on Dec. 4 It looks like Slayyyter’s Wor$t Man in America is a cheater, as the musician conveys in the accompanying video for the upcoming album’s latest single, “I Think He’s Got a Girl.” In her self-directed new visual for the ballad, Slayyyter is seen in a luxe home, appearing in an array of vintage outfits, striking gorgeous pinup poses, all alone. From lounging in the pool, to barbecuing and hanging out in different rooms, she laments a relationship that’s unraveling as she comes to the realization that the…

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Good Weather for Immaculate Conception features two original Christmas songs, plus collaborations with Brandi Carlile, Steve Martin, and more Alanis Morissette is already feeling the holiday cheer. The alt-rock star has announced her first-ever holiday album, Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, arriving on Nov. 6. Two original holiday songs – “Christmas on the Dance Floor” and “To an Empath at Christmas Time” – will appear on the album, plus many collaborations, including a cover of “Beautiful Star of Bethlehem” supported by Brandi Carlile and Steve Martin, which is out today. Good Weather for Immaculate Conception follows years of Morissette releasing…

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Piero, the artist who defined a generation of Latin American songwriting with classics like “Mi Viejo” and “Soy Pan, Soy Paz, Soy Más,” died on Oct. 7 at Hospital Italiano in Buenos Aires. He was 81. His family confirmed the news via their Instagram account: “It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of our beloved Piero at the age of 81. His voice, his songs, and his message of peace will remain with us forever. His light will continue to shine in every corner where his music is heard. His family and friends thank you for your…

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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. John Mayer is returning to Las Vegas’ Sphere in 2027, but this time as a solo act. The seven-time Grammy Award winner just announced a residency at the iconic Sin City venue running from April through June next year. Ticket prices are unsurprisingly through the roof, but our editors have found ways to score deals on these hot stubs. While the general sale is happening through Ticketmaster, third-party resale sites — which are completely legal and offer money-back…

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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. Australia-born Richie Allen, director of viticulture and winemaking at the Napa Valley–based Rombauer Vineyards, never thought he’d enter the U.S. wine business. He also didn’t think he would get notified, at just 28 years old, that he’d been made the head of winemaking at Rombauer, effective immediately. “I remember calling my wife and telling her, ‘Honey, we’re fucked,’” Allen shared, teary-eyed, at the winery’s recent lunch hosted with Lane Boots, celebrating the launch of a Lane Boots x…

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Thom Yorke has admitted that he wishes that he’d never wrote Radiohead‘s classic hit ‘High And Dry’. The song, which peaked at Number 17 in the UK singles chart when it was released in 1995, is among their greatest songs. It featured on their second LP ‘The Bends’ which was released the same year. In a new conversation with Harry Styles for Rolling Stone, the former One Direction man recalled how Yorke discussed songwriting in a podcast interview, where he said he likes to think of his voice as one of the instruments in a song. “Is that something you…

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