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Lipstick Killer Prepares to Burn It All Down with New Single “Delaware Ave”
Few artists can turn personal apocalypse into art quite like Lipstick Killer. The Pittsburgh-born firestarter is back, and her latest single, “Delaware Ave,” set to drop in late August, is already sparking buzz across the underground. It’s the lead track from her upcoming EP Cigarettes & Heartbreak Vol. 1, a blistering, six-track eruption of grief, betrayal, and radical self-reclamation. Lipstick Killer doesn’t just make music; she ignites movements. Fusing the raw edge of punk with the venom of hip-hop and the chaos of trapmetal, she’s built a signature sound that refuses to sit quietly in any one box. Her...
NCT’s Haechan announces debut solo album
NCT member Haechan has announced his debut solo album, ‘Taste’ READ MORE: TWICE at 10: “I honestly don’t know how the time flew by so fast” Yesterday (August 18), NCT and SM Entertainment shared the news on social media platforms, confirming that the album is due for release on September 8 at 6pm KST. Advertisement They’ve also shared a schedule poster for the album, informing fans of the upcoming previews and teasers that will arrive ahead of the album’s launch. Check out the release schedule below. HAECHAN The 1st Album ‘TASTE’ Schedule Poster HAECHAN 【TASTE – The 1st Album】➫ 2025.09.08...
Twenty One Pilots release gritty new single ‘Drum Show’
Twenty One Pilots have shared another new track from their forthcoming album ‘Breach’ in the form of ‘Drum Show’. READ MORE: Twenty One Pilots – ‘Clancy’ review: concept-heavy finale that falls short The gritty new single lands on the rockier end of the Columbus duo’s output and even packs a surprisingly heavy bridge. Notably, it the first single they have released to date to feature vocals from drummer Josh Dun, who primarily sings the repeating lines “I’ve been this way/I want to change.” Advertisement It is the second track to have been released from ‘Breach’ so far, following June’s lead...
Here’s when BLACKPINK will be releasing a new album
YG Entertainment has shared an update on BLACKPINK‘s comeback album – find out more below. READ MORE: BLACKPINK – ‘Born Pink’ review: K-pop titans consolidate their identity Earlier this month, South Korean media outlets reported that BLACKPINK were plotting to release a new EP later this year. At the time, YG Entertainment put out a simple response saying that official updates will come from the label at a later date. Advertisement Now, YG Entertainment’s founder Yang Hyun Suk has shared an update on the matter and more in a YG Announcement video on YouTube. Besides shedding new light on BLACKPINK’s...
Ronnie Rondell Jr, Hollywood stuntman set on fire for Pink Floyd’s ‘Wish You Were Here’ album cover, has died
Ronnie Rondell Jr, the Hollywood stuntman who was famously set on fire for Pink Floyd‘s ‘Wish You Were Here’ album cover, has died, aged 88. READ MORE: Anton Corbijn tells us about his first documentary ‘Squaring The Circle’ and the power of rock’n’roll art studio Hipgnosis Rondell Jr, who was also an actor, died on August 12 at a care home in the US state of Missouri, according to an online obituary, via BBC News. Advertisement He was involved in the production of a number of films and TV shows during his career, including Lethal Weapon, Thelma And Louise...
Karol G to headline halftime show for first NFL game on YouTube
Karol G has been announced as the headline act for the halftime show of YouTube’s first ever broadcast of an NFL game. On September 5, the Kansas City Chiefs will play the Los Angeles Chargers at the Corinthians Arena in São Paulo, Brazil, the first time a live NFL broadcast will air exclusively on YouTube. Advertisement It will also be the first NFL game to take place in South America, and Colombian reggaeton star Karol G will play the halftime show. Kamasi Washington will perform the US national anthem at the game, while Brazilian artist Ana Castela will sing...
Watch Jello Biafra join King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard for cover of Dead Kennedys’ ‘Police Truck’
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have been joined by Jello Biafra for a cover of Dead Kennedys’ ‘Police Truck’ – watch footage below. The collaboration went down at the Field Of Vision festival in Buena Vista, Colorado on Friday night (August 15), with the Australian psych rockers introducing Biafra as “one of our heroes” and “a massive inspiration” to them. Advertisement The punk legend wore at pro-Palestine t-shirt, while King Gizzard proclaimed “Free Palestine” at the end of the show. The rendition of ‘Police Truck’ – which was first released in 1980 as the B-side of the classic...
The Belair Lip Bombs announce new album ‘Again’, share glistening new single ‘Hey You’
The Belair Lip Bombs have announced a new album, ‘Again’, and shared its lead single ‘Hey You’. The band became the first Australian signing to Jack White‘s label Third Man Records last year, who then went on to reissue their debut album ‘Lush Life’. Advertisement Their second album will arrive via the label on October 31 – pre-save or pre-order it here. Its lead single ‘Hey You’ has been released to mark the announcement, reflecting their ‘yearn-core’ sensibilities with its gauzy riffs and lovelorn lyrics. “Told you I love you, but it isn’t fair/If I have to I tell...
Ronboy and Matt Berninger in conversation about “unhinged” collab ‘Disaster’: “It goes off the deep end we’re all a mess”
Ronboy and Matt Berninger have teamed up on a joint new single, ‘Disaster’. Check out the official video below, along with a Q&A between the two for NME. Arriving today (August 15), the haunting track marks a bold shift towards a heavier, more intense sound for the LA-based Ronboy (real name Julia Laws). The musician contributed to Berninger’s second album, ‘Get Sunk’, and currently performs as part of his solo live band. Advertisement “I’m a disaster,” Ronboy repeatedly states in the hypnotic song, maintaining her signature emotional vulnerability, while the National frontman brings his brooding, unmistakable styling. “Being hard...Recent Posts
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