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The disgraced rap mogul claims the producer sold stolen footage to Netflix and defamed him in Sean Combs: The Reckoning

Listen to “Witch Doctor” from the duo’s long-awaited project

A California state judge has sent the Cascio siblings’ suit to arbitration, citing a clause in their 2019 settlement with the Jackson estate

With 100 albums to his name, prime mover of folk rock Ashley Hutchings has never run out of creative goals.

The new single, which marks the Miami-born artist’s first release with the label, is a personal song about growth, healing and self-acceptance.

Aespa talks about their collab with Ty Dolla $ign “Switchblade,” performing songs from their recent album Lemonade at Lollapalooza and their upcoming tour. NINGNING   We are all Ty Dolla $ign fans. I love his…

The moe.mentUM Tour resumed in Grand Rapids with members of moe. and Umphrey’s McGee joining forces for a three-song collaborative finale.

Much of the unease around the settlement involves what some say is an incorrect perception that the mechanical rate will be lowered at the start of the period.

Why Shane Hawkins refused to let Chevy Metal die

Modest Mouse brought Califone’s Tim Rutili onstage in Chicago for a pair of Ugly Casanova rarities from the project’s lone album, Sharpen Your Teeth.

Terry Haggerty, guitarist for Sons of Champlin, re-recorded songs from across his career for a new solo album, ‘Family,’ arriving on September 7.

Released on August 13, 1996, Failure’s Fantastic Planet is beloved by Deftones, Tool, Paramore and a new generation of music fans, but it traumatised the band to the point of meltdown

Join WhiskeyChick at Rocklahoma 2026 for country-adjacent artists, campground culture and a preview of Born & Raised in Pryor Oklahoma this Labor Day weekend. Continue reading Join WhiskeyChick on the Wild…

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we consider the club-friendly remix collection that served as a…

The Russell brothers bridge the big-beat thrills and soaring emotions of their live shows with a more intimate, stripped-back, headphone-ready sound.

Reuniting with Dahi for velvety, ’80s-inspired pop, rock, and R&B, the singer explores a widening repertoire that unlocks new melodic possibilities.

The third album from the Pacific Northwest-via-Belgium duo finds fresh inspiration in the bleak, enduring, and ever-emotive sound of traditional black metal.

On his first album for Mood Hut, the Texas-born producer offers a set of dubwise rhythmic workouts, intricately layering soft percussive details to evoke a dreamlike sheen.