Music

As promised, Ethel Cain has released the new song “Punish.” It comes with a dark, moody, black-and-white music video that Cain co-directed with Silken Weinberg. Watch it below. “Punish” is the first single from Cain’s sophomore studio album, Perverts, which is out on January 8 via Daughters of Cain. According to a press release, Perverts

Last night (November 1), in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Cardi B threw her full-throated support behind the Democratic candidate for U.S. president, Vice President Kamala Harris. After walking onstage to her breakout hit, 2017’s “Bodak Yellow,” Cardi B spoke about why she’s supporting Harris in the election, discussing women’s rights, the economy, healthcare, and more. She also

Disney+, ABC, and Hulu will host the broadcast of the Grammy Awards gala from 2027, in a 10-year deal that includes hosting rights for extra Recording Academy–produced music specials and other content. The gala will stream on Disney+ and Hulu simultaneously with ABC’s network coverage, supplanting longtime home CBS. Disney Entertainment co-chair Dana Walden said

Madlib is suing his former manager, Eothen “Egon” Alapatt, accusing him of “rank self-dealing,” “engaging in persistent and pervasive mismanagement,” and unduly profiting from his involvement in the musician’s business affairs. Madlib filed his lawsuit in a Los Angeles court on October 31, marking the fourth anniversary of MF Doom’s death. Doom’s widow, Jasmine Dumile

The prosecution also contends that YSL is responsible for the shooting of Lil Wayne’s tourbus in 2015. (Jimmy Carlton Winfrey, an associate of Young Thug and Birdman also known as PeeWee Roscoe, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the shooting, though the conviction was overturned in 2018 because the judge had interfered with

Radiohead and the Smile singer Thom Yorke paused a recent solo concert in Melbourne, Australia, after being heckled by a pro-Palestine member of the audience. Footage from the concert shows a man shouting about the death tolls in Israel’s war in Gaza and asking Yorke, “How could you be silent?” (The Israeli offensive, in Gaza,

During a special concert in São Paulo, Brazil, in September, the Weeknd and Brazilian pop star Anitta debuted a new song called “São Paulo.” It’s now been officially released, along with a video directed by Freeka Tet. In the visual, Anitta is masked and pregnant, and her belly is more than a bit unusual. Find

Denzel Curry is back with the new song “Still in the Paint,” produced by Charlie Heat and featuring Atlanta rappers Lazer Dim 700 and Bktherula. It comes with a music video directed by Ari Mairena-Dannon and set in a subway car. The visual also features a cameo from Atlanta royalty Waka Flocka Flame, whose “Hard

The full lineup for the fourth edition of When We Were Young has been announced. Blink-182 will headline, and so will Panic! at the Disco, who will perform their album A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out in its entirety to celebrate the record’s 20th anniversary. Weezer, the Gaslight Anthem, Avril Lavigne, the Offspring, Knocked Loose,

Bad Bunny has released an eight-minute tribute video to his Puerto Rico homeland. He captioned it “garbage,” alluding to a speaker’s remarks, at a Donald Trump rally on Sunday, invoking various racist stereotypes and referring to Puerto Rico as an “island of garbage.” Watch Bad Bunny’s cinematic love-letter to the island on Instagram. Bad Bunny

Yaya Bey, Rosali, and Font are among the bands playing abortion access benefit concerts across the United States on Saturday, January 25, 2025. Proceeds from the shows go to Noise for Now. Organized by Ground Control Touring, the series takes place in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Austin, Raleigh, and Washington, D.C., with

Having recently announced the imminent departure of co-founder Geoff Barrow, Beak> have detailed their final tour dates with the drummer and singer. The run kicks off in Montreal, on March 22, 2025, before weaving through the United States and concluding in Vancouver a couple weeks later. New Invada signee Litronix supports. Check out the itinerary

Kate Bush has written and directed a short film, Little Shrew (Snowflake), and you can watch it below. Soundtracked by a new edit of her song “Snowflakes,” from 50 Words for Snow, the four-minute animation depicts a shrew searching for hope in a war-ravaged country. It ends with a request for donations to War Child.

Phil Lesh, bassist for the Grateful Dead, died this morning (October 25), according to a statement on his official social media accounts. A cause of death was not shared, just that he “passed peacefully” and that he “was surrounded by his family and full of love.” Lesh was 84 years old. Philip Chapman Lesh was born and

DJ Clark Kent, the rap producer and hip-hop elder statesman known as “God’s Favorite DJ,” has died. According to a statement posted to his official Instagram account, Kent had “quietly and valiantly fought a three year battle with Colon Cancer,” before dying yesterday evening (October 24) “surrounded by his devoted wife Kesha, daughter Kabriah and

Tyler, the Creator has shared another new video as the release of his new album, Chromakopia, inches closer. Following clips for “St. Chroma” and “Noid” and promotional videos for the Chromakopia vinyl LP and tour, he’s released a new, self-directed video titled “Thought I Was Dead.” Watch it below. Chromakopia arrives on Monday, October 28,

Beyoncé made an appearance tonight at Vice President Kamala Harris’ Rally on Reproductive Rights, which took place in the musician’s hometown of Houston, Texas. Introduced by her mother, Tina Knowles, Beyoncé appeared onstage alongside her former Destiny’s Child bandmate Kelly Rowland to introduce the Democratic presidential nominee. “H-Town,” the singer began, “we are so happy