Los Angeles-based writer and musician Claire Cronin has announced a new album. It’s called Bloodless, and it arrives November 12 via Ordinal Records. Check out the newly unveiled title track below, and scroll down for the LP’s cover artwork and tracklist. “As for what the song is about, it defines “bloodless” as nonhuman — a spirit
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When streaming services first started gaining traction online, they were regarded as a curiosity, out of bounds for most of us who were then tied to slow internet speeds. Over time, these systems would go on to not just match traditional broadcast and cable TV, but eventually outperform these options in many appreciable ways. Watch
The legendary director talks about his new film, The Card Counter, his wild Facebook posts, and whether he agrees with Scorsese on Marvel movies. By Gabriella Paiella September 7, 2021 Photograph courtesy ShutterStock; Collage by Gabe Conte, Simon Abranowicz Paul Schrader has spent the past half century making movies about God’s loneliest men, from Taxi
Mumble Tide have unveiled a new song titled ‘On My Deathbed There’s a Full Page (You Don’t Get To Read It)’. Following previous singles ‘Good 4 Me’, ‘Breakfast’, and ‘Sucker’, the track is lifted from the duo’s upcoming mini-album Everything Ugly. Give it a listen below. “I wrote this song a while ago, it’s one
Over the last year and a half, there has been a keen interest in learning to play a new instrument. The pandemic was announced early last year, and what has followed has been a series of restrictions on movement and social activities. Being required to stay at home for long periods led many to seek
Video games are a constantly evolving industry that has gone through a long and exciting journey since the first title was published on arcade machines. On the other hand, the casino market looks for new ways to engage the audience and possibly attract more gamers than ever. Massive multiplayer titles set in open worlds with
The new record has expected and unexpected disses, plus a surprise reconciliation with Kid Cudi. By Frazier Tharpe September 3, 2021 Drake attends the Los Angeles premiere of “Euphoria” at the Cinerama Dome Theatre in Hollywood on June 4, 2019.Courtesy of Chris Delmas / AFP for Getty Images. When Drake dropped his last album Scorpion,
Throughout the week, we update our Best New Songs playlist with the new releases that caught our attention the most, be it a single leading up to the release of an album or a newly unveiled deep cut. And each Monday, we round up the best new songs released over the past week (the eligibility period begins
Drake‘s new album Certified Lover Boy, which arrived on Friday (September 3), features guest contributions from JAY-Z, Lil Wayne, Young Thug, Travis Scott, and many more. The credits for the album also list R. Kelly as a co-lyricist on a song called ‘TSU’. Now, longtime Drake producer Noah “40” Shebib has offered an explanation regarding the
Drake leaked an unreleased Kanye West track, the Andre 3000-featuring Donda outtake ‘Life of the Party’, during his guest DJ mix on SiriusXM’s Sound 42 last night following the release of his new album Certified Lover Boy. West’s verse on the song addresses the long-simmering feud between the two rappers, which Drake reignited with a
3 Stacks unwittingly factors into the latest plot twist and Drake and Kanye’s neverending beef. By Frazier Tharpe September 4, 2021 Drake, Andre 3000 and Big Boi at Compound on June 20, 2015 in Atlanta, Georgia.Courtesy of Prince Williams/Wire Image Another week, another new bizarre development in Drake and Kanye West’s eternal cold war, which
André 3000 has issued a statement about ‘Life of the Party’, an unreleased Kanye West track that Drake played during a SiriusXM broadcast on September 3, and which features a rare appearance from Andre 3000. In the statement, the rapper expresses his disappointment at the song being shared as part of a feud between “two
Phoebe Bridgers performed a cover of Bo Burnham‘s ‘That Funny Feeling’ during her first traditional concert in nearly two years in Chesterfield, Missouri last night (September 3). The song is taken from Burnam’s comedy special Inside and its accompanying album Inside (The Songs), which is set to arrive on CD and vinyl on December 3. Watch
Drake’s video for “Way 2 Sexy” leans in on parody. By The Editors of GQ September 3, 2021 Kawhi Leonard, Drake and Young Thug in the video for “Way 2 Sexy.”Courtesy of OVO. The first official video from Drake’s new album Certified Lover Boy is here, and unsurprisingly it’s for “Way 2 Sexy,” the Future and
James Blake has pushed back the release date of his upcoming album Friends That Break Your Heart. Originally due for release on September 10, the LP is now set to arrive on October 8, a change attributed to COVID-19-related delays at vinyl pressing plants. “The release of ‘Friends That Break Your Heart’ will unfortunately be pushed
A week before Turnstile unleashed Glow On, another band whose melodic breakthrough featured an eye-catching pink cover released their latest LP. Over the course of their careers, the Baltimore post-hardcore outfit and San Francisco’s Deafheaven have both polarized fans while pushing the boundaries of heavy music, but each of their newest releases point to a
The popular Halloween fundraiser “Halloween Hotness” taking place on October 16th, 2021 announces this year’s celebrity lineup for the Red Carpet Extravaganza at Madame Tussauds in Hollywood to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. “Halloween Hotness 7: Stronger Together” will take place Saturday, Oct. 16 at Madame Tussauds Hollywood (6933 Hollywood Blvd.).
Strand of Oaks has shared the third single from his forthcoming record In Heaven, which comes out October 1 via Thirty Tigers. It’s called ‘Somewhere in Chicago’, and it follows previous entries ‘Jimi & Stan’ and ‘Galacticana’ (which was our Song of the Week). Give the track a listen below. “My ode to the late
Read a chapter from the rapper’s new memoir This Bright Future, where he details the emotional toll his first hit song took on him. By Bobby Hall September 2, 2021 Logic and his son.Courtesy of Bobby Hall. I wasn’t patient. Every mixtape and every album, I was trying every angle I could think of to
In this segment, we showcase the most notable albums out each week. Here are the albums out on September 3, 2021: Drake, Certified Lover Boy Drake has released his new album Certified Lover Boy. The 21-track LP, Drake’s sixth proper album and his first since 2018’s Scorpion, was first announced last August and was originally set
allie is the moniker of Nashville-based musician Allie Cuva. After spending time in various musical projects and being recruited as the touring/session drummer for Cavetown, Cuva (who uses they/them pronouns) returned from touring with a sense of creative restlessness that inspired the 2020 EP Junior Coder’s Experiment, a collection of stripped-back but not quite lo-fi
David Crosby has announced a deluxe reissue of his solo debut If I Could Only Remember My Name. The double-disc 50th anniversary edition of the album, which is out October 15, will include more than a dozen previously unreleased demos and alternate takes. To accompany the announcement, Crosby has shared the previously unreleased demo ‘Riff
Inspired by his beloved mother, Kanye’s 10th album falls short of a homecoming. By Stephen Kearse August 31, 2021 Gunner Stahl / Courtesy of DONDA In 2007, at a Chicago State University conference honoring poet Gwendolyn Brooks, Donda West spoke about raising her son. Swelling with pride and quoting lyrics from The College Dropout, the
It was meant to be a simple father-and-son trip to the desert. But the looming threat of climate change—and the more pressing dangers of heatstroke and falling rocks—made it something more. By Will Bahr September 1, 2021 Collage by Simon Abranowicz; Getty Images I miss my flight to the Grand Canyon. It’s ten days before
Born in Greenwich, Connecticut and raised in rural Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Madi Diaz grew up surrounded by music. She was homeschooled by her Peruvian mother and studied piano with her Danish father, who played in various prog bands, before switching to guitar and exploring songwriting during her teens. While a student at Berklee College of