Author: Press Room

Power Trip, the thrash-metal group formerly fronted by the late Riley Gale, have cemented their return with a new double single, their first music since Gale’s death in 2020. Listen to “Precinct 3” and “Scavenger” below, via Blue Grape; a Power Trip album will follow next spring, according to a press release. The former track comes with a video from Eric Richter.Since reuniting in late 2023, Power Trip have been fronted by Seth Gilmore, a longtime friend of the band and vocalist with Skourge and Fugitive. Jacob Hansen produced the new tracks. Founding guitarist Blake Ibanez, who co-produced the new…

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Creole life, as she presents it, is a parade: colorful, communal, on the move. Nearly every song features live instrumentation, even the few cuts produced by dancefloor maven (and long-time Richard collaborator) Machinedrum. Most of the record is co-produced by Richard and the Los Angeles jazz ensemble Katalyst Collective, who blend programmed beats and live playing, always prioritizing forward motion.“chuuuuurch” begins with a recording of people chattering in Creole, takes on a martial drum pattern that morphs into an amapiano rhythm, then erupts into a gospel number—choir included—that melts into golden-hued croons. “l v r,” an ode to making left-field…

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Remi Wolf knows what it means to say it with your chest. From her cartoonishly bombastic debut ‘Juno’ and hyper-saturated funk-pop splash of ‘Big Ideas’, to evergreen smash hits like ‘Soup’ and ‘Cinderella’, the California-born artist’s genre-clash maximalism has always shone in scintillating technicolour. But where her previous two albums were paired with fittingly vibrant visuals, the cover of her third record ‘Mud’ starkly depicts the singer caked in sludge, emerging from a swampy baptism with an uncanny smile. It’s an artistic statement that represents not only the redirection of her sound, but the emotional cleanse Wolf experienced writing this…

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Tom DeLonge has been spotted getting visibly emotional at a baseball game, after the crowd came together to sing Blink-182‘s ‘All The Small Things’. The moment took place at San Diego’s Petco Park on Tuesday night (October 6), when the San Diego Padres went head to head against the Milwaukee Brewers in the third game of the National League Division Series. DeLonge is a lifelong fan of the Padres, and recent years alone have seen him invited to throw out a ceremonial first pitch for their Wild Card Series opener back in 2024, and also gift catcher Kyle Higashioka one…

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Live at Carnegie Hall, the album, and Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall, the Anderson concert film it accompanies—which recently premiered at the New York Film Festival—are at once faithful renderings of Winter’s triumphal performance the evening of December 11, 2025, and works of real-time mythmaking. Lured in by such shiny baubles, the responsible critic should avoid making premature, weepingly sincere pronouncements. So allow me to just tell you what I hear when I listen to “It All Fell in the River,” the opening number and one of three unreleased songs Winter performed that night. I hear Carole King and “My…

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In April, Grimes told Interview that she had recorded a new AI-themed album with the very Grimesian title of Psy Opera, and that it would include songs called “The Light Ages” and “Eve Is Online.” While we still don’t have a release date, a press release for the just-released lead single, “Accelerando”—a possible reference to the 2005 sci-fi novel of the same name—gives a better picture of what promises to be a predictably bizarre record: “From the AI debate to immoral wars to a bad ex to looksmaxers to the importance of religion, Psy Opera will cover everything Grimes witnessed…

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The singer shared Parton’s video during a CMA Foundation event Dolly Parton, who championed education throughout her life, had a message for teachers at the CMA Foundation Music Teachers of Excellence event on Wednesday. Musician Zac Brown shared the video and said that the country music icon recorded the “special message for the teachers in this room” and “took the time to speak directly to you.” “When I think about legacy, I think about what we create, but even more than that, I think about what we give away,” said Brown from the stage. “This is how our life continues…

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The musician was reportedly hospitalized after the concert was paused at BOK Center Journey drummer Deen Castronovo suffered a medical emergency during the band’s concert in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Thursday night. A local news outlet reported that he was hospitalized after the concert was paused. According to Tulsa World, the show stopped after just two songs and keyboardist Jonathan Cain addressed the crowd after all the other band members left the stage. “We’re gong to see what happens as this progresses,” Cain said. “It’s an unfortunate situation. We’re very sorry. We’re hoping it’s only a delay, but please — I’m…

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It’s been a pretty no-notes year thus far for Slayyyter, yet her new song finds her with one big problem on her mind. “I Think He’s Got A Girl” comes alongside a video directed by Slayyyter herself, which splits the difference between the singer’s glamorous starlet side (note the coiffed curls and Marilyn Monroe-esque white halter swimsuit) and extremely Midwestern side (note the dress fashioned out of a raccoon pelt and flaming charcoal grill). Watch it below.“I Think He’s Got A Girl” is Slayyyter’s first new music since announcing her Wor$t Girl in America follow-up Wor$t Man in America, which…

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Deafheaven have returned with a new EP called At Work in the Fields of the Bomb. The three-tracker constitutes the California black metal crew’s first new music since last year’s Lonely People with Power. Get into it below.The title and concept of the EP come from photographer Robert Del Tredici’s 1987 book of the same name, which documented the production of nuclear weapons. A press release explains that the band’s EP similarly “explores the unsettling contrast between the unimaginable consequences of the bomb and the mundane actions that make such destruction possible, focusing on the choices and systems that lead…

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