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Named after the Kuwaiti Arabic femme slang for “dirty old man,” the EP launches with “7ilween” (“pretty young things”) Read More RSS: News News 

In the late 80s and early 90s, shoegaze formed in the UK. Often associated with dream pop, shoegaze bands used atmospheric guitar effects with feedback and heavy delay to create a wall of sound, with ethereal vocals on top. This style grew popular in the UK in the early 90s, and its influence carried over into the US. These 3 alternative rock songs from the 90s were influenced by shoegaze […]

The Canadian duo debuted “Zugzek” during their first U.S. TV appearance Read More RSS: News News 

Many hip-hop fans can testify to what Kid Cudi meant to them in the late 2000s. There are many people who say that his music saved their lives. With how raw and vulnerable he would get about topics like grief and depression, he cultivated a deep, meaningful relationship with his audience. He also drew in a litany of stoners, entranced by his wild, hypnotic soundscapes and warm crooning. Cudi fans […]

The expanded edition drops this Friday Read More RSS: News News 

The Rolling Stones have faced accusations of racism a number of times throughout their careers. “Some Girls,” from their 1978 album of the same name, sparked immediate controversy due to a lyric in which Mick Jagger says, “Black girls just wanna get f—ked all night, I just don’t have that much jam.” Reverend Jesse Jackson denounced the line, calling it a “racial insult” that “degrades blacks and women.” Jagger refused […]

The 39-disc Rolling Thunder Revue: The 1976 Live Recordings documents the fabled tour’s second leg Read More RSS: News News 

Britpop peaked in the mid-to-late 90s, with bands such as Oasis and Blur dominating the genre. They weren’t the only ones, though, as many Britpop bands emerged around the same time. In recent years, with the return of both Blur and Oasis, Britpop has found new life in Gen Z listeners. As many are discovering Britpop for the first time, here are three 90s Britpop bands that disappeared after one […]

I don’t think you can say that 50 Cent and Super Bowl icon Tom Brady have a “bromance,” but maybe one could be budding? On September 13, 2026—Brady referenced 50’s chart-topping song “In Da Club” while wishing one of his FOX colleagues a happy birthday. The former NFL quarterback was holding down commentator duties for the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders game. Tom Brady dropped some 50 Cent bars during the […]