The final installment of a trilogy that includes After Hours and Dawn FM is expectedly opulent, bombastic, and overwrought.

Fridayy has revealed the cover art and February 28th release date for his highly anticipated sophomore album, Some Days I’m Good Some Days I’m Not.

Bury Tomorrow have released their new single 'Let Go', the latest track to be taken from the band's upcoming new album 'Will You Haunt Me, With That Same Patience'.

Heather Maloney almost didn’t release her upcoming album, “Exploding Star,” to the public. An album born of grief and loss was too raw, too personal, to go public, she felt, so she kept it for herself ...

Mysuru’s favorite and largest circulated English evening daily has kept the citizens of Mysuru informed and entertained since 1978. Over the past 45 years, Star of Mysore has been the newspaper that ...

Two of the four French horns used on the album have been exhibited at Liverpool Beatles Museum. Sian Kenrick, whose late father Tony Randall played the horn, got in touch with the museum in December.

"And instantly, I was like, 'I still haven't accomplished the dream of releasing a solo album.'" The Weeknd performs on 'Kimmel,' releases 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' album Jan. 31 (UPI) -- The Weeknd ...

“I’m really happy with the record; I think it’s some of the best music we’ve made,” says singer-songwriter and guitarist Stuart Braithwaite, one of the co-founders of post-rock band Mogwai, as he ...

Mac Miller died in 2018 after an accidental overdose at his home in LA For the second time in the seven years since his death, Mac Miller fans have the chance to listen to a new album. The US ...

The singer-songwriter and Alabama native announced his new project on Instagram, an 11-song album that follows his ... record on Tuesday, his track "Bury Me." In his twangy, acoustic meditation ...

The Weeknd performs on 'Kimmel,' releases 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' album Jan. 31 (UPI) -- The Weeknd performed "Open Hearts" on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" ahead of the release of his album "Hurry Up Tomorrow." ...

From a dress made from 200 lightbulbs to works made by computer, the Tate takes us on a dizzying, dense trip through half a century of electrically augmented art, fretted with optimism for a future ...