San Francisco-based indie rock group Deerhoof has taken a definitive stand against Spotify, announcing the removal of their entire music catalog from the streaming platform over ethical concerns. The decision, made public in early July, is rooted in opposition to Spotify CEO Daniel Ek’s financial investment in Helsing, a defense technology firm developing artificial intelligence

Pop icon Kesha has made a triumphant return with the release of her sixth studio album, Period, on July 4, 2025. This marks her first independent project under her own label, Kesha Records, symbolizing a significant milestone in her career as she embraces full creative autonomy. The release of Period coincides with America’s Independence Day,

On July 1, 2025, pop provocateur Kesha and glam-rock revivalists Scissor Sisters kicked off their high-energy “Tits Out Tour” in West Valley City, Utah. The co-headlining tour marks a milestone for both acts—supporting Kesha’s sixth studio album Period, and heralding Scissor Sisters’ first major return to the stage in over a decade. With an eclectic

On June 27, 2025, New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde unveiled her fourth studio album, Virgin, signaling a significant shift in her musical and personal journey. Departing from the sun-soaked tones of 2021’s Solar Power, Virgin embraces a minimalist, synth-driven soundscape, delving deep into themes of identity, transformation, and self-exploration. Co-produced with Jim-E Stack, known for his

Rising shoegaze artist Wisp, born Natalie R. Lu, has officially announced her debut studio album, If Not Winter, set for release on August 1, 2025, through Music Soup and Interscope Records. The album signifies a pivotal moment in Wisp’s musical evolution, blending her shoegaze roots with pop and electronic influences to create a cohesive and

San Francisco-based indie rock group Deerhoof has taken a definitive stand against Spotify, announcing the removal of their entire music catalog from the streaming platform over ethical concerns. The decision, made public in early July, is rooted in opposition to Spotify CEO Daniel Ek’s financial investment in Helsing, a defense technology firm developing artificial intelligence

Pop icon Kesha has made a triumphant return with the release of her sixth studio album, Period, on July 4, 2025. This marks her first independent project under her own label, Kesha Records, symbolizing a significant milestone in her career as she embraces full creative autonomy. The release of Period coincides with America’s Independence Day,

On July 1, 2025, pop provocateur Kesha and glam-rock revivalists Scissor Sisters kicked off their high-energy “Tits Out Tour” in West Valley City, Utah. The co-headlining tour marks a milestone for both acts—supporting Kesha’s sixth studio album Period, and heralding Scissor Sisters’ first major return to the stage in over a decade. With an eclectic

On June 27, 2025, New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde unveiled her fourth studio album, Virgin, signaling a significant shift in her musical and personal journey. Departing from the sun-soaked tones of 2021’s Solar Power, Virgin embraces a minimalist, synth-driven soundscape, delving deep into themes of identity, transformation, and self-exploration. Co-produced with Jim-E Stack, known for his

Rising shoegaze artist Wisp, born Natalie R. Lu, has officially announced her debut studio album, If Not Winter, set for release on August 1, 2025, through Music Soup and Interscope Records. The album signifies a pivotal moment in Wisp’s musical evolution, blending her shoegaze roots with pop and electronic influences to create a cohesive and

Boston-based Celtic punk band Dropkick Murphys unveiled their thirteenth studio album, For the People, on July 4, 2025, delivering a fervent collection of tracks that resonate with themes of unity, social justice, and working-class solidarity. This release marks a significant moment for the band, as it features the return of longtime vocalist Al Barr, who