PUP are immortalizing their recent Megacity Madness tour with a live album, video documentary, and 196-page zine dubbed the ...

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A drummer with credits on records by Dan Deacon, L’Rain, and Lifted, the in-house ambient-jazz braintrust of D.C.’s Future ...

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Amid starting a family, writing blockbuster pop albums, and making his acting debut in One Battle After Another, Dijon Duenas ...

David Byrne ’s sprawling tour behind Who Is the Sky? will extend well into 2026. A new haul of dates in North America and Europe expands the Talking Heads maestro’s itinerary into the months following ...

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Ziggy Stardust, never heard it, but it's a guy from Mars. Overrated, clumpy, gets too clumpy. I'll do oat milk or 2%, half ...