Author: Press Room

It’s a confluence of country and alt-rock on the collab “Hardwired,” which nods to the indie icons’ song “Where Is My Mind?” Stephen Wilson Jr.’s brand of country — especially his deep, emotive voice and love of a good acoustic guitar riff — has always conjured up a bit of bygone-era alt-rock. On his new song “Hardwired,” he recruits Miranda Lambert for a blue-collar anthem that goes there literally, interpolating the Pixies’ disarming “Where Is My Mind?” from their debut LP, Surfer Rosa. Using both the familiar riff and eerie chorus, Wilson creates a world where constant hard living and…

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Slayyyter has dropped off “Brand New Chanel$,” a new song to coincide with the launch of her Worst Girl in the World tour. Check it out below.Following the April release of Wor$t Girl in America, she made her late-night TV debut playing “Dance” in a beer-can bralette on Fallon. She has also “Broke Bitch Free$tyle,” and guested on Madeon’s “Fire Away.” Last weekend, she kicked off her tour with a St. Louis hometown show, and this week, she appeared alongside Bella Kay and Trueno in a Billboard cover story discussing, among other things, her distaste for artificial intelligence. “I don’t…

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In March, Bay Area rap crew SOBxRBE played their first show in seven years. Now Yhung T.O., DaBoii, and Slimmy B have reunited for their first new music in just as long. “Ten Summers” is about “coming back together on our own terms and showing that you can move beyond things that once felt impossible to overcome,” the trio said in a statement. (“Ten Summers” is also a reference to the 10th anniversary of SOBxRBE’s founding, in 2016.) The single and accompanying music video can be found below.“We were young when this started, and there was a lot happening around…

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Remi Wolf is back with her first new song in two years, following Big Ideas. She debuted “Twiggy” live last weekend during a surprise appearance at Hayley Williams’ headlining set at Newport Folk Festival. Check out the recorded version of the song below.“Twiggy” pairs a warm, finger-picked guitar arrangement with lyrics about a close and complicated relationship illustrated in small details: a Lexus driving backwards, “a wrinkle where your eyes should close.” “I wrote Twiggy about people I’ve been with that lack both butts and emotional availability. And how I like that. Or maybe it’s just about the messiness of…

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Later this week, Stephens will place the cherry on top of “Sugar Trap” release week with a performance at Lollapalooza Jae Stephens has a sticky hit on her hands with “Sugar Trap,” the latest single from the pop singer and songwriter’s upcoming debut studio album. Dallas Caton’s bass-heavy production lays the foundation for the frantic and propulsive record. “I got him where I want him and that’s in too deep/I got his time, his diamonds, and a set of keys/He wants to get to know me better, I know what that means/He’s just imagining what’s underneath these Lucky jeans,” Stephens…

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In February, Carlos Palazuelos was detained in Arizona for questioning in connection with the disappearance of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie‘s mother, Nancy Guthrie. He was quickly released that same day without being charged. When speaking to ABC15 soon after the incident, Palazuelos said he was driving with his wife and arrested upon stepping out of his vehicle. “They didn’t even tell me what’s going on till the detectives got here, like two hours [after] I got arrested,” he said. “They told me I was being detained for kidnapping. And I asked him, ‘Kidnapping of who?’” Six months after his arrest and release,…

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Soundgarden‘s final album is now being mixed. The iconic grunge band have long hinted they will release their final album with frontman Chris Cornell, who took his own life in 2017. The band were writing new material with Cornell in the period leading up to his death. On the eighth anniversary of Cornell’s passing in 2025, Soundgarden teased what new music might sound like. “It feels good and invigorating to hear Chris singing from over that horizon”, they wrote at the time. That followed on from initial reports in 2023 that the band had settled a legal dispute with Cornell’s estate that included the rights…

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Sombr surprised Lollapalooza fans in Chicago on Thursday night, bringing out 5 Seconds of Summer during his high-octane set, joining forces for “She Looks So Perfect.” The raucous performance came amid an already thrilling set that found the singer — clad in all-black with a lace T-shirt, feather-adorned coat, and boa — cooly pulling up in a car from backstage, drink in hand, to the massive audience that filled the field. “Chicago, you ready for a special surprise?” he teased before introducing the band. “Ladies and gentleman, the greatest band in the fucking world, 5 Seconds of Summer.” Beyond the…

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Usher has warned fans not to join him on stage unless they are comfortable taking part in his sensual live routine, after an awkward encounter went viral. The R&B star addressed fans during a show at Protective Stadium in Birmingham, Alabama on Tuesday (July 28), days after an interaction at his Nashville concert circulated widely online. “Now, before we get started, don’t bring your ass up here if you don’t want to be here,” he told the audience. “God don’t like ugly, but he most certainly don’t feel too good about pretty privilege either, do he?” Watch footage below. The remarks referred to an incident during Usher and Chris Brown’s co-headlining…

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Aphex Twin’s double album ‘Drukqs’ is set to receive a 25th anniversary reissue – see all the details below. The 30-track record will be re-released through Warp Records on October 30, marking the first time it has been reissued on vinyl since its original release in 2001. It will be available as a four-LP set, a two-CD edition containing an eight-page booklet and a double-cassette package. A special version of the vinyl release will also include a six-panel poster and an AFX logo stencil. Pre-order the reissue here. Released in October 2001, ‘Drukqs’ was Richard D. James’ first Aphex Twin studio album since 1996’s ‘Richard D. James…

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