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YHWH Nailgun have surprise-released the 11-minute album ‘Magazine’ and announced a secret pop-up London show for this weekend. The New York-based noise rock group released their attention-grabbing debut record ‘45 Pounds’ in March last year, a record that went on to be named as one of NME’s best albums of the year. Now, the former NME Cover stars have released their latest studio record, ‘Magazine’, which packs 10 tracks into just 11 minutes. It is their first release on their brand new label, 4AD. Described as “less like a conventional album than a fragment pulled from an endless transmission”, the record sees the band continue to explore the furthest reaches…
Elon Musk is officially the world's first trillionaire. On Friday, SpaceX's initial public offering, or IPO, shot up the valuation of the space exploration and AI company to an astronomical $1.77 trillion, the largest IPO and corporate valuation in history. Musk's controlling share of the corporation's stock pushed his already astronomical net worth of around $800 billion into the trillions. It's an almost unimaginable amount of money now under the control of the already wealthiest man on the planet. So to help visualize just how much Musk is worth, here are some points of comparison — and some other numbers…
1968: Singer-songwriter David Gray is born in Trafford, UK. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
“A great sadness.” This is how Ligabue commented on the debacle of Hellwatt/Pulse of Gaia, the festival at the RCF Arena which was cancelled. It's a place he knows very well, given that among the most convinced promoters of the birth of the open air arena in Reggio Emilia is Claudio Maioli, who until just over two years ago was Ligabue's manager. Not only that: the RCF Arena is in some way the continuation and expansion of Campovolo.«That project is Maioli's dream and effort, and everything was at stake there. To give Reggio a legacy, an arena that could potentially…
Angine De Poitrine once again have people talking after their silent acceptance at the Billboard Canada Awards. The anonymous and mysterious polka-dotted Montreal duo have been one of the breakout musical acts of 2026, releasing their second album ‘Vol. II’ in April, going viral around the world for their eccentric live performances and winning celebrity fans including Dave Grohl. On Wednesday (June 10), the band were the recipients of the Global Breakthrough Award at the ceremony in Toronto’s Massey Hall, and as they took to the stage, they teased the possibility of speaking in public for the first time. However, guitarist Khn de Poitrine and percussionist Klek de Poitrine stood…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Sixty-five years ago, John F. Kennedy was inaugurated as president, the first human was launched into space, and in fashion history, Dr. Martens introduced what would become one of its most famous silhouettes: the 1461 shoe. The second style ever released by the British footwear brand, the 1461 arrived just one year after the drop of the now-iconic 1460 boot. First produced in England in 1961, the low, understated style quickly found an audience of its own, eventually…
The 2026 European tour with the Bad Seeds begins. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Alanis Morissette, Michael Bublé and Alessia Cara were among some of the Canadian artists who helped welcome the 2026 FIFA World Cup to Toronto with a live performance on Friday. Cara kicked off the event with an elaborate performance featuring more than two dozen dancers who waved flags and hoisted up art pieces representing Canadian wildlife. The singer-songwriter performed “Wild Things” from her 2016 debut album Know-It-All, which also included her breakout single “Here.” When Cara’s performance finished, the gold-outlined soccer ball structure she emerged from transformed into a globe as singer Nora Fatehi, DJ Sanjoy, and rapper Vegedream took…
The Spanish singer’s show in Boston marked her official U.S. tour opener after she was forced to cancel three dates in Florida due to a family emergency Rosalía returned to the stage in Boston, Massachusetts to kick off the U.S. leg of her Lux world tour. The Spanish singer had not performed in a month since wrapping her European dates back in May. She was originally set to open her U.S. tour with a June 4 stop in Miami, but was forced to postpone the shows at the last minute “due to a family emergency.” Trending Stories As Rosalía debuted…
In an interview the British musician compared them (for the worse) to the La's, pioneers of Britpop Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
