Earlier this week, music journalist and author Marcus J. Moore released his new De La Soul book High and Rising, and then controversy broke out when De La Soul themselves called it an “unauthorized ...

UPDATE: Turns out the other big news this week (revealed after Notable Releases went live) is that Kendrick Lamar surprise-released a new album! Read my first-impression review.

In the midst of what might be his biggest year yet, Kendrick surprised the world with a new album. It's got more where ”Not Like Us” came from, two songs with SZA, and a whole lot of other tricks.

Post-hardcore supergroup L.S. Dunes (members of My Chemical Romance, Thursday, Circa Survive, and Coheed & Cambria) have shared the third single from their upcoming sophomore album Violet, “Paper ...

On the opening track of his surprise new album GNX (“Wacced Out Murals”), Kendrick Lamar calls Snoop Dogg out for the time he positively shared “Taylor Made,” Drake‘s Kendrick diss track that uses AI ...

Video has surfaced of Evan Greer standing up and speaking out against the Republican House Representative's anti-trans campaign at a Public Liberty summit at Georgetown, and both parties have publicly ...

Plus: Nap Eyes, Dougie Poole, The Dare, MJ Lenderman, The Magnetic Fields, Coachella, and more tour, show, and festival news.

Modest Mouse are wrapping up their tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of Good News For People Who Love Bad News; they hit Brooklyn Steel on Thursday night (11/21) for the first of three shows at ...

The Hamilton Baby Grand toured with Fleetwood Mac in the late '70s and early '80s, and has also been used by Freddie Mercury, Elton John and more.

Ahead of The Hold Steady's 9th annual Massive Nights run at Brooklyn Bowl in NYC, Craig Finn tells us about five of his favorite moments from throughout the first 8 years.

Glixen are on the recently announced Coachella lineup, and they’ve announced their first-ever headlining tour ahead of the festival. It starts in Las Vegas on February 21 and includes shows with she’s ...

Later in the interview, Brill relayed the story of his first meeting with playwright David Adjmi, saying that Adjmi had only written seven pages of what would become Stereophonic when they first met ...