Death From Above 1979 announce their new album Private Lives and confront privacy, social media and the loss of youthful freedom on its title track.

Always You channel late-’80s and early-’90s sophisti-pop on “1994,” a bittersweet meditation on nostalgia from their new album Against The World.

A Perfect Circle return with “To Whom It May Concern,” as Maynard James Keenan and Billy Howerdel confront division, despair and our algorithmic age.

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A personal Ohana Festival 2026 review covering Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder, standout discoveries and three days of music at Doheny State Beach.

Wasia Project push beyond their classical and jazz foundations on “Bleeding Gold,” a standout from their debut album Nocturne.

Whisker channels ’80s power pop, clever lyricism and John Hughes-era charm on the infectious new single “Marry Into Money.”

Rhett Miller turns regret into quiet acceptance on “Wasted Time,” a meditative new solo single released through Maximum Sunshine Records.

hemlocke springs turns perseverance into a wonderfully unhinged battle cry on “gloria!,” blending art-pop, indie rock, electronics and choral flourishes.

Becky Hill turns uncertainty into catharsis on “Changes,” an anthemic dance track from her forthcoming album REBECCA, arriving November 13.

Anime Expo 2026 turned collecting into an experience with Bandai GASHAPON capsule toys and a DAN DA DAN × UNDONE Formula 1 show car.

Thee Sinseers channel East LA Chicano soul, sweet harmonies and lowrider oldies on Love Stories, a stunning album that makes the past feel present.

AmiAmi brought its massive online catalog to Anime Expo 2026 with Hobby Camp, exclusive merchandise, KOEI TECMO debuts, plush toys, and a hololive Wishing Wall.

Mollie Elizabeth turns personal frustration into theatrical pop on “Petty Crimes,” pairing playful orchestration with a darker story of not being believed.

K.Flay unleashes “Ants,” a blistering new single examining power, consumerism, complicity and the destructive systems we all participate in.

Ethan French turns his one-idea-a-day experiment into “reckless and arranged,” a moody piano-driven track that leaves us wanting even more.

Luna Shadows embraces pop-rock, Midwest emo and playful early-2000s nostalgia on “gutspill,” a catchy late-summer anthem about letting it all out.

Ecce Shnak explore tension, female agency and liberation on “Anna O,” a dissonant Chamber Punk single from the upcoming Dandy Variances.

Haute & Freddy deliver theatrical, throwback pop on “Touch Touch,” finding intimacy, escape and relief from the weight of simply existing.

Cherry Bomb’s Mandy Lee turns reflection and heartbreak into dance-floor catharsis on the synth-driven new single “Myriad Reflector.”

London five-piece bby blend ’90s alt-rock energy, dynamic shifts and emotional vulnerability on their new single and video “Ur Bedroom.”

Artist Daniel Crook examines social media, artistic sincerity and the fear of being uncool in his provocative essay, “The Panopticon of Cool.”

Sorana discusses her unlikely path from Transylvania to K-pop songwriting, breaking pop conventions, and building her debut album, Electronic Therapy.

Joy Oladokun and Adekunle Gold turn spiritual cleansing into quiet resilience on “Sage,” a moving new song from Hope Is A Heavy Thing.

Good Neighbours turn infatuation into an intoxicating rush on “Mary Jane,” an energetic new single packed with irresistible pop charm.

MARRIAGETOXIN brought assassin action, romantic chaos and a handmade cardboard hamster to Anime Expo 2026 in a panel celebrating the BONES Film anime.

New Translations turn nostalgia and restless longing into an explosive synth-pop rush on their dynamic new single “Modern Lovers.”

Rival Sons guitarist Scott Holiday unleashes “Autonomatic,” a fuzz-drenched taste of his HOL1D4Y solo debut Topology, arriving September 25.

Sinners breakout Miles Caton showcases his resonant baritone and vulnerable side on “Lean On,” a hypnotic new single built on longing and emotional distance.

Warner Bros. Japan celebrated 15 years at Anime Expo 2026 with STEEL BALL RUN, Devils’ Crest, Ado, Yugo Kanno and a look at what comes next.

The Stray Cats reunite Brian Setzer, Lee Rocker and Slim Jim Phantom for a high-energy night of rockabilly classics, deep cuts and covers in Ohio. The Midnight Cowgirls opened.

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John Mellencamp brought decades of hits, heartland rock, nostalgia and social consciousness to the Hollywood Bowl on August 10, 2026.

KILL BLUE creator Tadatoshi Fujimaki discusses rediscovering his creative joy, aespa’s “ATTITUDE” opening and the anime’s upcoming Season 2.

At 80, Al Green brings timeless soul, humor, romance and a lifetime of iconic songs to the Hollywood Bowl with The Womack Sisters.

Andy Grammer’s “All I Want Is You” is simple, sincere and uplifting. Sometimes three minutes of music is exactly what the soul needs.

Amuse Creative Studio showcased the ELECEED anime and Mika Pikazo’s RE:BEL ROBOTICA at Anime Expo 2026, revealing two visions for anime’s future.

Terrace Martin honors Miles Davis at the Skirball Cultural Center, showcasing the creative spirit that continues to push Los Angeles jazz forward.

Smilegate impressed at Anime Expo 2026 with the North American debut of MIRESI: Invisible Future and major Chaos Zero Nightmare reveals, including new characters and gameplay features.

Love and Deepspace proved to be one of Anime Expo 2026's biggest attractions as Infold Games' billion-dollar sci-fi romance RPG captivated fans with immersive booth experiences, passionate cosplay, an...

Lindsey Lomis performs at Blue Note Los Angeles, showcasing her remarkable vocal control while reflecting on music, legacy and the enduring weight of the Blue Note name.

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game and Nexon's Project RX highlighted two distinct visions for anime gaming during Anime Expo 2026 in Los Angeles.

2hollis returns with "Hurt," his first new single since star. Read our review of the explosive track, its hypnotic production, and the self-directed music video.

Alliance Arts showcased two of Anime Expo 2026's most outrageous games: Yunyun Syndrome!? Rhythm Psychosis and Drunken Goddess Reflux, both created by Fuyuki Hayashi.

Meg Lui's "Elvis Queen" offers a moving first look at her debut album Instant Validation, produced by Sufjan Stevens. Blurred Culture shares first impressions of the nearly five-minute single ahead of...

Blurred Culture reviews Syd's new album Beard, exploring its themes of confidence, vulnerability, and soulful R&B while highlighting standout single "Any Time" featuring James Fauntleroy.

Hotta Studio's Neverness to Everness impressed at Anime Expo 2026 with its paranormal open-world city, relaxed exploration, supernatural charm, and lifestyle-focused gameplay.

Meshell Ndegeocello previews Synonym, a bold new album of reimagined classics featuring Cynthia Erivo, Chaka Khan, Brandi Carlile, WILLOW, and more.