Six years after It Is What It Is, Thundercat returns with Distracted—a bass-soaked, anxiety-laced album stacked with heavy collaborators and heavier emotions. And yeah… it sounds like exactly what we need right now.
I didn’t expect to be praising a K-pop animated demon movie… yet here we are. HUNTR/X is quietly dominating pop radio, and KPop Demon Hunters might be one of the most impressive crossover projects in recent memory.
The Temper Trap quietly returned to late night with “Giving Up Air,” and suddenly the room felt lighter, heavier, and more human all at once. Some bands never stop knowing how to heal you — they just wait until you’re ready to listen again.
Bruno Mars is officially back in full superstar mode, announcing a global stadium tour, a long-awaited new album, and a rotating cast of musical heavy-hitters. Romance, funk, and one unforgettable airport encounter included.
Rock royalty just sent its heir into the wild. Violet Grohl, daughter of Dave Grohl, has released her first official solo tracks — and the swagger in the room is unmistakable.
Kevin Parker finally ended his five-year disappearing act, dropping Deadbeat — a technicolor blend of vintage rave energy and signature Tame Impala brilliance. The track “Loser” stars Stranger Things’ Joe Keery (aka Steve Harrington with a better haircut), and yes, the vibes are immaculate.
Kylie Jenner jumped into the musical deep end with her debut on “Fourth Strike”, channeling her “King Kylie” alter ego. Whether it’s brilliant branding or just noise, we’ve got thoughts — and no, we didn’t listen with the volume up.
Guns N’ Roses may not own watches, but they do own the stage. Slash promises new music is “coming” — just don’t expect them to circle a date on the calendar.
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