Avril Lavigne is a Canadian pop-punk singer known for her rebellious spirit, unique style, and philanthropic work. She was discovered at 16 by a music executive, signed with Arista Records, and released her debut album “Let Go” in 2002. She has sold over 40 million albums worldwide, won multiple awards, and raised awareness for Lyme disease, which she has battled personally.
Facing up sky-high expectations with an expertly crafted rollout, Clipse delivers on all fronts with ‘Let God Sort ‘Em Out.’
This summer, the legendary Four Chord Festival celebrates its 11th anniversary with yet another stacked lineup. Performances from BLINK 182,
Newly expanded from a duo to a trio, DARKSIDE finds beauty in the chaos for ‘Nothing,’ their most emotional record
Though Drake and Pluto have solid cases in their own right, we unexpectedly step into the film realm for this
Indeed, Drake is back. The Toronto MC now appears at the precipice of his thirteenth studio album, ICEMAN, streaming out
Born and raised in Sydney, 19-year-old vocal prince SAHXL has been primed as one of Australia’s next breakout stars.
Facing up sky-high expectations with an expertly crafted rollout, Clipse delivers on all fronts with ‘Let God Sort ‘Em Out.’
Indeed, Drake is back. The Toronto MC now appears at the precipice of his thirteenth studio album, ICEMAN, streaming out the news to hardcore devotees
Lorde returns with “What Was That,” a bold new single from her upcoming album ‘Virgin’ (out June 27), marking a powerful, personal rebirth.
Young Thug and Future reunite for “Money On Money” as the Atlanta MC begins an earnest comeback post-legal saga.
Ross From Friends further solidifies his pivot into “Bubble Love” with the summery single “Lying In The Sand.”
A frequent topic in some of the more gossipy sides of the internet already, Offset is back to making waves in music. Recently announcing that
Facing up sky-high expectations with an expertly crafted rollout, Clipse delivers on all fronts with ‘Let God Sort ‘Em Out.’
This summer, the legendary Four Chord Festival celebrates its 11th anniversary with yet another stacked lineup. Performances from BLINK 182, Jimmy Eat World and AFI are just the tip of the iceberg for the two-day festival. Pop-Punk in Pittsburgh The 11-year anniversary of Four Chord Festival continues the now decade-long plus trend of bringing punk to Pittsburgh. Since 2014, Four Chord and the festival’s founder Rishi Bahl have celebrated the rugged and rejected—the only difference
Newly expanded from a duo to a trio, DARKSIDE finds beauty in the chaos for ‘Nothing,’ their most emotional record to date.
Though Drake and Pluto have solid cases in their own right, we unexpectedly step into the film realm for this week’s biggest winner: Netflix’s animated K-Pop Demon Hunters. A success story for the media giant almost instantaneously, the musical feature now sees the benefits of an extremely catchy, well-crafted original soundtrack, bearing out with #4, #13, #20, #23, and #34 on our charts (“Golden,” “Your Idol,” “Free,” “Soda Pop,” and “How It’s Done,” respectively.) Perhaps
Indeed, Drake is back. The Toronto MC now appears at the precipice of his thirteenth studio album, ICEMAN, streaming out the news to hardcore devotees via a recent livestream and more earnestly announcing with a new single. “What Did I Miss” stamps the first Drake release since his daliance with PARTYNEXTDOOR — here’s what you’ll find once you press play. While it’s always the smart move to start our analysis music first, it’d be malpractice
Born and raised in Sydney, 19-year-old vocal prince SAHXL has been primed as one of Australia’s next breakout stars.
As far as origin stories, there are few that feature shoulder brushing with as many notable names as Mick Jenkins’.
Dominic Fike first burst into the scene as a BROCKHAMPTON affiliate. He was very much living in the same DIY world that the boy band had been. His introduction came shortly after the sleeper hit “3 Nights.” The song was a breezy single that proved both overall musical skill and a knack for catchy songwriting. Since then, it’s been all uphill. He’s had Coachella performances, an official placement on a Paul McCartney album, and most
July 3: You Just Need One Sock This day in 1983 was the one when Red Hot Chili Peppers notoriously walked the stage of the Kit Kat Club in Hollywood. What made the event famous and easily unforgettable? The band decided to perform wearing nothing but one sock each – yes, nothing else. And the socks weren’t even on their feet. July 4: Kanye for president It was July 4th, 2020, that Kanye West went
Leon Thomas’ “MUTT” and BigXthaPlug’s “All The Way” lead the pack in early contenders for song of the summer—but who will win out?
Lorde returns with “What Was That,” a bold new single from her upcoming album ‘Virgin’ (out June 27), marking a powerful, personal rebirth.
UK veteran and near-walking-legend of the electronic scene, Floating Points is prone to reinvention. The last most audiences heard of him, he united with Pharoah Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra, a hard left turn into classical music and jazz that spoke to exactly how far he was willing to push the envelope from his dance music bread & butter. With his latest, things are back on course in terms of genre but remain as
