Music

Rock legend Todd Rundgren shared some choice opinions about reigning pop star Taylor Swift in a September 2026 interview with Vulture. So, of course, that’s the only thing that anyone wants to report on. How will the notoriously loyal and volatile Swifties react? Will Swift herself respond? And isn’t it kind of convenient that these comments came on the same day that Swift announced yet another version of her latest […]

There’s rarely an ideal way to retire from making music. That response from the audience is always going to call for them. Moreover, that instinct to express yourself through art will always claw away at their brains. But for Dave Mustaine of Megadeth, he feels extremely content with finally hanging it up after over 40 years. But why? In an interview with Kory Grow of Rolling Stone at Mustaine’s book […]

A$AP Mob used to be inseparable. Groups in music are known to break up; many times it’s your typical money woes and pressures of fame. Sometimes, they just outgrow each other and eventually go their separate ways. But because A$AP Rocky, Ferg, and the rest of the crew were so close, it’s natural to assume they’d be united for good. However, nowadays, everyone in A$AP Mob are on their own […]

Any music nerd would’ve sold an arm and a leg to see Stevie Wonder perform in concert. Unfortunately, that’s how much it cost to pay for his recent set of tickets. Celebrating 50 years of arguably the greatest album of all time, Songs In The Key Of Life, he announced a tour where he would perform the entirety of the album. Naturally, it quickly sold out, and the dates were […]

Every real hip-hop fan knows “C.R.E.A.M.”. It’s one of those songs that defines the hip-hop canon, where anyone trying to get into rap has to do their due diligence with Wu-Tang Clan first. They rap over a brutally cold instrumental, where Method Man, Raekwon, and Inspectah Deck all speak to the power of the dollar. Ultimately, they don’t want to struggle anymore, and it defines every single pursuit they have, […]

If emotional catharsis is what you’re looking for, these three indie rock albums might be able to help with that. There are a few stand-out tracks, but listening to the albums in full might be exactly what the doctor ordered. If you end up ugly crying on the floor of your bedroom, that’s just the music hard at work. ‘The Monitor’ by Titus Andronicus Indie rock band Titus Andronicus released […]

2003 was a turning point for the new century, as artists began truly distancing themselves from 90s overlap. 90s rap was more serious tonally, dominated by gangsta rap for the majority of the decade. By the 2000s, rap had reverted back to its hip-hop roots and began dominating the main pop charts. 23 years later, millennials may be getting older, but surely every millennial will still remember these hip-hop hits […]

Most of us think of the Battle of Britpop between Blur and Oasis as taking place in the record charts, but what about the time the lads took it to the football pitch instead? Britpop emerged in the early 90s and soon dominated the UK charts. Specifically, two bands reigned in this era, becoming the faces of the movement. Their fandom in the UK was split right down the middle, […]

Millennials aren’t getting any younger, and the 2000s, Myspace, and all the bands we listened to on the go-to social media platform of the day are suddenly 20 years in the past. This is a hard pill for millennials to swallow, including me. I can’t express how it truly feels like just yesterday we were customizing our Myspace pages, completing surveys for Myspace bulletins before the Facebook status, and rearranging […]