Music

“I do not take freedom lightly because our freedom has been paid for in the lives of others throughout history,” she says of the Jesse Welles-assisted song Read More RSS: News News 

Stream new releases from Phoebe Bridgers, L’Rain, and more Read More RSS: News News 

It’s pretty easy to go viral these days. All you need is a catchy or quirky song and boom, internet fame abounds. Megan Thee Stallion has this happen with “terrible” music and she’s not a fan. On Aug. 12, Megan was a guest on Michelle Obama’s IMO podcast, where she shared her feelings on viral fame. During the conversation, podcast co-host Craig Robinson discovered that Megan’s mother was an artist. […]

Sid Wilson was reportedly fired from Slipknot, but he seems to still be introducing himself as being in the band. Wilson made an appearance at the inaugural World Scratch Invitational in early August. Per Loudwire, the DJ was a co-host for the event. When Wilson introduced himself, he identified as “No. 0, from the world-famous Slipknot.”The news is surprising since, on July 31, 2026, it was reported that Wilson was kicked […]

From 2005 to 2015, Monster Energy was not only a drink but a lifestyle for some. The green “M” logo became a widely recognized symbol, helping define a specific era. Monster Energy flatbill hats, shirts, and sponsored athletes were a huge part of pop culture at the time. During this time, many would brag about having a Monster Energy for breakfast. 15 years later, we don’t see this as the […]

We’ve been dutifully studying the Gen Alpha Melody in recent days, and there’s something about it that’s endearing in certain contexts. Hearing it in sequence is still mind-boggling, but in small doses, like these three songs, the Gen Alpha Melody is actually kind of cool. “Ode To the Mets” by The Strokes This one is a bit of a cheat, since I already like The Strokes. But the use of […]

The grunge genre is surprisingly good at producing catchy songs. Of course, the well-known bands are still relevant because they made such great songs, and it’s difficult to single out the best of all time. But, we tried anyway, and the results feature some grunge classics. “Plush” by Stone Temple Pilots Stone Temple Pilots released “Plush” on their debut 1992 album Core, with one of the most recognizable and catchiest […]

Bridgers’ third album gathers Alex G, Lucy Dacus, Julien Baker, Conor Oberst, and one “Son-John Johnson” who sounds quite a lot like Cameron Winter Read More RSS: News News 

“Pain Is the Heart of Love” appears on the soundtrack to Jane Schoenbrun’s new film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Read More RSS: News News