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It's not easy bein' Brat green. Early this year, as Brat Summer was seemingly simmering down at last, Charli XCX announced she was working on a movie for A24 called The Moment, starring herself and based on her own idea. (It's just one of many film-related projects she's been cooking up lately.) Now the teaser trailer is here, and personally, it's getting me excited to see the full thing, which will be out in theaters Jan. 30. The post Watch The Trailer For Charli XCX’s A24 Movie <em>The Moment</em> appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

In 2000, Neil Halstead’s post-Slowdive band Mojave 3 released Excuses For Travellers, their third LP. That album includes “My Life In Art,” a seven-minute lullaby about a night in a Kansas strip club with a girl named Wendy, who left her abusive husband and who wishes she could move to Las Vegas, where the money… The post Babehoven & Squirrel Flower – “My Life In Art” (Mojave 3 Cover) appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

The bluesy LA garage rock duo Deap Vally lasted for more than a decade, but their run came to an end last year, after they finished up a farewell tour and released a final EP called (ep)ilogue. Now, Lindsey Troy, formerly one half of Deap Valley, is going solo. “I’ve Seen The Willow Trees,” her… The post Deap Vally’s Lindsey Troy Shares Debut Solo Single “I’ve Seen The Willow Trees” appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

I love this. A lot. The post WORM Signs To Century Media, Streams Blackened Epic "Necropalace" appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

A couple of years ago, Tomb Mold guitarist Derrick Vella’s ambitiously progged-out side project Dream Unending released Starpath, a split LP with the gothy, over-the-top Miami black metal band Worm. Before that record, I must confess that I was unfamiliar with Worm’s game. But I liked what I saw in them — dramatic keyboards, splintered… The post Florida Black Metal Freaks Worm Announce New Album <em>Necropalace</em>, Share 12-Minute Title Track appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

Neverland is out New Year's Eve. The post ULVER Drops Their Pop Sound, Goes For More Experimental & Ambient On "Weeping Stone" appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

I'm not a deity or an atheist, so I do enjoy listening to worship songs. Sundays are my favourite when it comes to streaming worship songs because it's the sabbath day.

I'll put in almost the same category as Pink Floyd because he's that good. I enjoy listening to so many of his songs. My personal favourite of his would be Mr. Crowley (1980). It's a dark and dramatic song powered by one of the greatest guitar solos in metal history.

Rap and Hip hop are my favourite genre to listen to most of the time. Recently, I'm listening to the new album of Meek Mill, Tee Grizzley, NF and Lil Baby.

I envy those who can sleep whenever they want as long as they are free to sleep. I have never slept in the afternoon like take a nap. My body isn't built for that. It's only in the night I can sleep.

Numb is my favourite Linkin Park song.

Do you know the like option on Spotify? If so, on any song you're playing, click on it and it's going ask you to create a playlist or just add it on your liked songs.

Last year, Chvrches singer Lauren Mayberry unveiled her debut solo album Vicious Creature and went on her first tour by herself, which featured many covers. Now, the band’s Martin Doherty is starting his own project called the Leaving with longtime unofficial Chvrches drummer Jonny Scott. Their first release is the futuristic anthem “Saved” via Avenue… The post Chvrches’ Martin Doherty Announces New Project The Leaving: Hear “Saved” appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

If I ever worked in a radio station, I would create a programme where anyone can call to seek out reconnecting with their old friends whom they are no longer in contact with and also another programme to ask for forgiveness from those one wronged but no longer have access to meet them face to face to say sorry.

Who doesn’t love a good underground rap posse cut? Fly Anakin, the great Richmond rapper and producer, is the leader of the Mutant Academy crew, and he’s been responsible for a lot of songs like that. Earlier this year, Fly Anakin released his solo album (The) Forever Dream, and its lead single “My N***a” features… The post Fly Anakin – “Socks Over The Smoke Detector” (Feat. Quelle Chris, $ilkmoney, & Fatima) appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

No, not at all. There's no way a fan can upload the lyrics of a song on Spotify. They can't have access to the backend of streaming app to do it.

I can always make out time and sit under the sky in night to enjoy listening to my favourite radio stations. As long as the environment is conducive, I can stay out until 11pm to 12am enjoying my time outside.

The only problem I have with Bruna Boy is that he's a self centered human being. He doesn't like helping other young upcoming artists to grow.

Editor’s note: The following is an op-ed by Darius Van Arman, founder of the independent record label Jagjaguwar, which has released music by Bon Iver, Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen, Dinosaur Jr., and dozens of others. Van Arman also co-leads Secretly Group, Secretly Distribution, Numero Group, and Ghostly International. He is based in Brooklyn. I… The post The Struggle For Independence In The Modern Age: Our Shared Fight Against Market Concentration And For Art, Culture, And Access appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

It doesn't matter if nobody actually wants AI music; the major labels are still going to push it on us. Reuters reports that Universal Music Group, Sony Music, and Warner Music Group, the three currently extant major-label umbrella groups, have all negotiated a licensing deal with an AI music streaming startup called Klay. That means that Klay is the first AI music streaming service to come to deals with all three major labels, and the company now can now train its model on tens of thousands of recordings. The post Major Labels Strike Landmark Deal To License Catalogs For AI Music Startup appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

This news excites me! A lot of music fans have been exploited by scrappers who are always looking for ways to make cheap gains which doesn't even make sense to me.

I am glad that they've decided to bury the hatchet. I don't know if I am the only one who doesn't enjoy these musicians having serious beef as it ruins certain collaborations which would have made them create awesome songs for the people.

During my University days, I was a consistent caller on one of the school's FM radio stations. They play songs most nights and calling in to request the songs that I want played was one of the things that I enjoyed doing back in those days.

I am happy for Danny L Harle's push to release this album. A total of 13 songs with features such as Jilia Michaels, Kacha, Caroline, and Clairo show that Danny is bent on ensuring that the albums become a success. I look forward to listening to these songs in 2026 once they drop.

Spotify has to do much more if they are looking at gaining the trust of these artists. The artists wants to be rewarded for their efforts and if Spotify is not offering that, I think these guys will have to try tjr alternatives around.