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Trivium and In Flames announce massive 2027 UK and European tour
NME — Music Aug 25 · 3 min read

Trivium and In Flames announce massive 2027 UK and European tour

The tour includes a slot at Alexandra Palace next spring The post Trivium and In Flames announce massive 2027 UK and European tour appeared first on NME .

Elanor Moss – The Knife, the Needle
The Quietus Aug 25 · 2 min read

Elanor Moss – The Knife, the Needle

Elanor Moss The Knife, the Needle The British singer-songwriter finds warmth in pastoral plucking and a rich wash of brass and strings The Knife, The Needle by Elanor Moss After a couple of singles of scrappy indie pop, singer-songwriter Elanor Moss dialled back the fuzz and the tempo for her debut full-length album. The Knife, the Needle leans towards a 60s folk style, with soft, ambling guitar as her primary accompaniment. Moss most immediately brings to mind the delicate, psychedelic folk of Vashti Bunyan or, more recently, Josephine Foster. Her voice in particular shares a similarly affinity, a slight warbling that trips along her subdued compositions. This is present in the vibrato in her vocals on ‘You’re Coming Home Tonight’ and ‘The Way That It... The post Elanor Moss – The Knife, the Needle appeared first on The Quietus .

Mastodon on losing Brent Hinds and launching a new chapter: “As much as we’re going through grieving, we feel emboldened”
NME — Music Aug 25 · 12 min read

Mastodon on losing Brent Hinds and launching a new chapter: “As much as we’re going through grieving, we feel emboldened”

Drummer and singer Brann Dailor tells NME about their first album back since the death of both his mother and longtime bandmate Brent Hinds, enlisting Josh Homme and Geezer Butler for collaborations, and why he hopes his vulnerability will help his fans The post Mastodon on losing Brent Hinds and launching a new chapter: “As much as we’re going through grieving, we feel emboldened” appeared first on NME .

Amy Winehouse’s classic ‘Back To Black’ 20th anniversary to be celebrated with deluxe reissue
NME — Music Aug 25 · 4 min read

Amy Winehouse’s classic ‘Back To Black’ 20th anniversary to be celebrated with deluxe reissue

It will include previously unreleased demos, rare B-sides and live versions from her 2007 tour The post Amy Winehouse’s classic ‘Back To Black’ 20th anniversary to be celebrated with deluxe reissue appeared first on NME .

Wham! 10 Days In China: How the Political Became Personal in a Tour That Changed Pop
The Quietus Aug 25 · 7 min read

Wham! 10 Days In China: How the Political Became Personal in a Tour That Changed Pop

A new documentary from Mike Christie uses footage shot on George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley's 1985 Chinese tour to explore the transformative power of pop In April 1985, Wham! really couldn’t be any more famous – in the UK at least. In just over twelve months, they’d had two number one singles and a million-selling number two single (‘Last Christmas’) which was held off the coveted Christmas top spot by another million-seller (Band Aid) that George Michael was on anyway. Then there was a million-selling album called Make It Big, and a third number one by proxy, thanks to Michael’s first solo chart-topper ‘Careless Whisper’. They’d well and truly made it big into a rarified world where popstar spats, haircuts, new cars... The post Wham! 10 Days In China: How the Political Became Personal in a Tour That Changed Pop appeared first on The Quietus .

Taylor Swift says she feels “more loyal” to “country roots” than ever
NME — Music Aug 25 · 2 min read

Taylor Swift says she feels “more loyal” to “country roots” than ever

"The people that shaped who I am as an artist and as a writer, that all happened in Nashville" The post Taylor Swift says she feels “more loyal” to “country roots” than ever appeared first on NME .

Haunted By Time: Iron Maiden’s Wasted Years & Somewhere In Time Revisited
The Quietus Aug 25 · 6 min read

Haunted By Time: Iron Maiden’s Wasted Years & Somewhere In Time Revisited

Jamie Stephenson revisits a crucial turning point 40 years ago, marking the moment when the Irons stopped simply writing songs about history and became a band haunted by time itself Released 40 years ago today, Iron Maiden’s ‘Wasted Years’ single arrived at a moment when time travel saturated popular entertainment. The Terminator (1984), Back To The Future (1985), and Doctor Who had all made temporal dislocation a familiar cultural trope. Artist Derek Riggs knowingly draws upon this visual vocabulary on the single’s sleeve and the artwork for its parent album, Somewhere In Time (released a month later). The TARDIS appears on both covers, while a DeLorean-esque vehicle hovers in the background of the 1986-7 Somewhere On Tour programme. Yet Maiden’s interests... The post Haunted By Time: Iron Maiden’s Wasted Years & Somewhere In Time Revisited appeared first on The Quietus .

“A Legacy of Decay” — Melbourne’s Lothario Shares Video for Anthem of Solidarity and Resolve, “IOU”
Post-Punk.com Aug 25 · 4 min read

“A Legacy of Decay” — Melbourne’s Lothario Shares Video for Anthem of Solidarity and Resolve, “IOU”

Through these streets of piss and pain, through the heavens of palm and shame With a legacy of decay, and when all else fails, we make that mirror promise  Melbourne’s… The post “A Legacy of Decay” — Melbourne’s Lothario Shares Video for Anthem of Solidarity and Resolve, “IOU” appeared first on Post-Punk.com .

Taylor Swift Breaks Down Songwriting Process and Performs Medley During Recording Academy Q&A
Consequence Aug 25 · 1 min read

Taylor Swift Breaks Down Songwriting Process and Performs Medley During Recording Academy Q&A

Swift sung a medley of "I Knew It, I Knew You," "August," "All Too Well." Taylor Swift Breaks Down Songwriting Process and Performs Medley During Recording Academy Q&A Alex Young

Missed Connections and Crossed Wires — NYC Retrowave Duo Bunny X Share Video for “Even If We Don’t Talk”
Post-Punk.com Aug 25 · 4 min read

Missed Connections and Crossed Wires — NYC Retrowave Duo Bunny X Share Video for “Even If We Don’t Talk”

Even after all this time I still put you above the rest Yours is the silence That’s deadliest  Some loves end cleanly; others keep a key to the room long… The post Missed Connections and Crossed Wires — NYC Retrowave Duo Bunny X Share Video for “Even If We Don’t Talk” appeared first on Post-Punk.com .

Shudder to Think Announce First New Music in Nearly Three Decades, Share “Who Sent You?”: Stream
Consequence Aug 24 · 2 min read

Shudder to Think Announce First New Music in Nearly Three Decades, Share “Who Sent You?”: Stream

The three-song release arrives alongside the title track and ahead of the band's only live dates of 2026. Shudder to Think Announce First New Music in Nearly Three Decades, Share “Who Sent You?”: Stream Alex Krinsky

Deftones play their biggest UK headline gig with epic London All Points East headline show
NME — Music Aug 24 · 5 min read

Deftones play their biggest UK headline gig with epic London All Points East headline show

The metal pioneers were joined by Interpol, IDLES, Amyl & The Sniffers, JPEGMAFIA, AFI and many more at Victoria Park. See what went down The post Deftones play their biggest UK headline gig with epic London All Points East headline show appeared first on NME .

Olivia Rodrigo officially releases politically-charged new song ‘Serena Joy’ on streaming
NME — Music Aug 24 · 3 min read

Olivia Rodrigo officially releases politically-charged new song ‘Serena Joy’ on streaming

The song was initially released on a limited run of just 500 CDs sold exclusively at one shop in California The post Olivia Rodrigo officially releases politically-charged new song ‘Serena Joy’ on streaming appeared first on NME .

Reggie Watts Dropped From Festivals Following Rolling Stone Investigation Into Ex-Girlfriend’s Death
Consequence Aug 24 · 3 min read

Reggie Watts Dropped From Festivals Following Rolling Stone Investigation Into Ex-Girlfriend’s Death

Comedy Bang! Bang! has also apparently cut Watts' longtime theme song. Reggie Watts Dropped From Festivals Following Rolling Stone Investigation Into Ex-Girlfriend’s Death Alex Krinsky

Stella Lefty Explains Noah Kahan Songwriting Credit on Hit Song “Boston”
Consequence Aug 24 · 1 min read

Stella Lefty Explains Noah Kahan Songwriting Credit on Hit Song “Boston”

Believe it or not, Lefty's interpolation of Kahan's "Stick Season" was unintentional. Stella Lefty Explains Noah Kahan Songwriting Credit on Hit Song “Boston” Paolo Ragusa

The Most Anticipated Pop Tours of Fall 2026
Consequence Aug 24 · 4 min read

The Most Anticipated Pop Tours of Fall 2026

From Olivia Rodrigo and Charli xcx to newcomers like Malcolm Todd and Sienna Spiro. The Most Anticipated Pop Tours of Fall 2026 Paolo Ragusa

John Oliver Clowns Sean Duffy’s “God-Awful” Reality Show
Consequence Aug 24 · 3 min read

John Oliver Clowns Sean Duffy’s “God-Awful” Reality Show

Oliver argued the show's bigger problem isn't its low viewership, but the lingering ethical questions surrounding its production. John Oliver Clowns Sean Duffy’s “God-Awful” Reality Show Alex Krinsky

Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX 2026 Announces Full Lineup
Pitchfork Aug 24 · 1 min read

Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX 2026 Announces Full Lineup

Wendy Eisenberg, Safety Trance, and Tygapaw are among this year’s acts

Colombia Earthquake Benefit Concert Raises Over $3 Million, Karol G Alone Accounts for $1 Million
Consequence Aug 24 · 1 min read

Colombia Earthquake Benefit Concert Raises Over $3 Million, Karol G Alone Accounts for $1 Million

More than 30 artists participated in “Colombia: Voces por la Vida,” which drew over 32,500 people in Bogotá. Colombia Earthquake Benefit Concert Raises Over $3 Million, Karol G Alone Accounts for $1 Million Pedro Camacho

The Strokes play ‘Going To Babble On’ live for first time at Just Like Heaven 2026 as Julian Casablancas calls LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy the “Brett Favre of indie rock”
NME — Music Aug 24 · 3 min read

The Strokes play ‘Going To Babble On’ live for first time at Just Like Heaven 2026 as Julian Casablancas calls LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy the “Brett Favre of indie rock”

"What a pleasant surprise. I thought you retired 15 years ago... just kidding" The post The Strokes play ‘Going To Babble On’ live for first time at Just Like Heaven 2026 as Julian Casablancas calls LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy the “Brett Favre of indie rock” appeared first on NME .

Ghost Announce 2 Big To Rig Soundtrack Album, Unleash “Umbra”: Stream
Consequence Aug 24 · 2 min read

Ghost Announce 2 Big To Rig Soundtrack Album, Unleash “Umbra”: Stream

The soundtrack to 2 Big To Rig, Ghost's upcoming live concert film, will be out August 27th. Ghost Announce 2 Big To Rig Soundtrack Album, Unleash “Umbra”: Stream Langdon Hickman

Kit Harington Replaces Nicholas Hoult as Harry Potter Series’ New Gilderoy Lockhart
Consequence Aug 24 · 1 min read

Kit Harington Replaces Nicholas Hoult as Harry Potter Series’ New Gilderoy Lockhart

Harington already played the Hogwarts professor in the recent Harry Potter audio dramas. Kit Harington Replaces Nicholas Hoult as Harry Potter Series’ New Gilderoy Lockhart Liz Shannon Miller

Grace Cummings on Bloodhorse!, Emotional Excess, and Her Filthy AI Bro-Country Experiment: Podcast
Consequence Aug 24 · 2 min read

Grace Cummings on Bloodhorse!, Emotional Excess, and Her Filthy AI Bro-Country Experiment: Podcast

The Australian singer-songwriter talks about her just-released fourth LP. Grace Cummings on Bloodhorse!, Emotional Excess, and Her Filthy AI Bro-Country Experiment: Podcast Kyle Meredith

Tinashe, Mike Shabb, Lucy Bedroque, and More: This Week’s Pitchfork Selects Playlist
Pitchfork Aug 24 · 1 min read

Tinashe, Mike Shabb, Lucy Bedroque, and More: This Week’s Pitchfork Selects Playlist

Our weekly playlist highlights songs that our writers, editors, and contributors are listening to on repeat