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Jack Antonoff has a term for people who use AI to make art: “Godless whores.” The artist described his commitment to “the ancient ritual of writing, recording, and performing as it comes to us from god,” in a letter to fans that he posted to Instagram on Wednesday, a couple of weeks before his band Bleachers releases its next album, Everyone for Ten Minuteson May 22. “What we do is an ancient ritual,” he wrote. “You don't have to write music anymore. You don't have to record it, and you don't have to bring the band out and play. And…
List of references contained in a single review of Vol.II by Angine de Poitrine: Ruins, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Primus, King Crimson, Magma, Art Zoyd, Renaldo and the Loaf, Zoogz Rift, Forcefield, Yip-Yip, Lightning Bolt, Battles, Gentle Giant, John Scofield, Fred Firth, Wire, Helmet, Mushuggah, Arto Lindsay, Dawn of Midi, Frank Zappa, Glenn Branca, Focus, Gary Hoey, Guck, Gumby's Junk, Chaser, Rhododendron, Spring Breeding. Only Harry Partch is missing.Some are spot on, others are references so arcane that even those who spend their days listening to records have to Google them. We get the idea that it is…
Mace returns on Friday 15 May with Bad Habitsa new single that he puts together for the first time in the same song Psalm And Colapesce. Bad Habitsout for Atlantic Records Italy / Warner Music Italywas premiered during the sold out live show at the Forum in Milan on April 30th. A song built on electronic grooves, very present guitars and French Touch references, with drums recorded by Derrick McKenziehistoric drummer of Jamiroquai. Mace brings Salmo and Colapesce together in the same piece In Bad Habits two almost opposite writings coexist. Psalm works on the most chaotic and instinctive part…
Deepfake versions of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood – all looking like they did about half a century ago – sing their latest single “In the Stars” in a new video for the song directed by Francois Rousselet. This version of the Stones performs the song to a house party, inspiring moves like Jagger from actress Odessa A’zion. The video, which turns surrealistic with multiple drummers and guitarists, serves as a preview of their upcoming album, Foreign Tongues, out July 10, for which they also revealed the track list. Featuring A’zion, who was nominated for a BAFTA for…
Jane Remover has released a full album of new material under her Leroy alias. The sample-dense Status Update Music is out on Bandcamp as well as the Leroy SoundCloud page. Tracks include a cover of Melodic Chaotic’s “Summer Fling”; a song titled “XO Tour Llif3” that seemingly has nothing to do with the Lil Uzi Vert song; and a song titled “Love.Angel.Music.Baby” that seemingly has nothing to do with the Gwen Stefani album. Listen below.In 2025 alone, Jane Remover put out two albums—Ghostholding, credited to her Venturing project, and Revengeseekerz—plus an EP, ♡. She dropped the new Venturing song “In…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Ahead of the release of her third studio album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, Olivia Rodrigo is gearing up to take over the globe. Starting Sept. 25 in Hartford, CT, the superstar’s massive world trek, dubbed The Unraveled Tour, will make over 86 stops across multiple cities and continents, hitting major arenas in New York, Los Angeles, London, and everywhere in between. Demand has been, unsurprisingly, high. Tickets vanished almost instantly on Ticketmaster…
J ulian Pratt, frontman for punk-rap bruisers Show Me the Body, has a simple request: Show us the pigeons. The shaven-headed 32-year-old vocalist and banjoist is tromping through Astoria Park, a verdant stretch of Queens along New York’s East River, with his two-year-old daughter, Surey, on the hunt for the city’s most famous wildlife. But since it’s an unusually chilly Friday, at least for May, the city’s famously ample winged rats seem scarce. Luckily, Pratt came prepared. Pratt runs deep with New York’s pigeon community; picture Marlon Brando traipsing through rooftop coops in On the Waterfront, and you’ll get the…
Tra i quartieri militarizzati di Torino, i meme che diventano rivoluzione, il capitalismo che continua a crollare senza cadere mai e l’idea che perfino l’arte venga giudicata solo attraverso i numeri, Willie Peyote continua a fare qualcosa che è sempre più raro nella musica: prendere posizione senza trasformarsi in una caricatura. Anatomia di uno schianto prolungato, il suo nuovo album che uscirà domani, parte proprio da questa sensazione di sospensione permanente. E in questa intervista racconta tutto, anche oltre l’album.Così scorrono «il periodo in cui tutto sembra andare verso la fine senza mai arrivarci davvero», l’antifascismo percepito come «un’identità troppo…
The Who's Pete Townshend has reached a deal with Primary Wave that will focus on the English rocker's name, image and likeness. Although the band's co-founder previously sold his publishing and other interests to Spirit Music for a reported $100 million a few years ago, Primary Wave will also acquire certain music rights, according to The Hollywood Reporter and Varietywho placed terms of the deal at nine-figures. “Moving forward with my creative and performative work with Primary Wave, at this time of my life when most creatives might be slowing down, is a joy for me,” Townshend said in a…
Clarence Carter, the blind Southern soul star whose songs were often as emotionally profound as they were delightfully bawdy, died Thursday, May 14. He was 90. Rodney Hall, president of FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, where Carter frequently recorded, confirmed the news to Rolling Stone after speaking with the family of Candi Staton, the singer and Carter's ex-wife. A spokesperson for Staton said Carter was recently diagnosed with 4 prostate cancer diagnoses, and was also battling pneumonia and sepsis. Carter was a constant presence on the R&B charts during his late-Sixties and 1970s heyday, and he twice crossed over…