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With her debut album Why Not More? just a month away from release, Coco Jones releases a romantic new single. “You” finds her waxing poetic about her paramour, and luxuriating in the feeling of falling in love. “I wanna be living with you, we go together,” she croons. “Like brand-new shoes in perfect weather / Lil’ mama fine and he a dime piece / Gotta be from Heaven, looking like my blessing.” “You” is the fourth single from Why Not […]
Tyler The Creator and Nardwuar have reunited once again for the latest installment of their seemingly never-ending series of interviews, and as usual, the latest is a goldmine of Tyler quotes. One clip currently making the rounds online sees Tyler addressing fan backlash to his “That Guy” freestyle over Kendrick Lamar’s GNX standout “Hey Now.” (You can watch that here.) In short, Tyler would like it if non-hip-hop heads kept out of hip-hop discourse online. Here’s how he put it: […]
Lil Tecca might got him one. His new single, “Dark Thoughts,” is part of the wave of songs I predicted a couple of years ago that would take over contemporary hip-hop. It, and songs like it, harnesses mid-2000s sonic aesthetics — mainly from the oeuvre of The Neptunes, a la “Beautiful” by Snoop Dogg — and pairs them with modern, sing-song deliveries and ad-libs for a style that’s fun, bouncy, and sets certain rappers apart from the druggy, street rap […]
Even during post-pandemic box years, horror movies keep giving while maintaining relatively low budgets. This year, for starters, NEON’s The Monkey has cemented director Osgood Perkins as a go-to director for scares (and simultaneous laughs), and spooky franchises generally remain strong even during tough times. People love to grip seat handles to distract from scary real-life times, so it feels like a bummer for Lionsgate’s Saw XI to lose its release date over apparent creative differences. Never fear (or always […]
Perfume Genius has some of the most striking album covers in recent memory. Take the defiant pose Mike Hadreas, donned in a metal vest, assumes on 2014’s Too Bright. There’s also the way his shirtless frame occupies the stark, black-and-white contrasts of 2020’s masterful Set My Heart On Fire Immediately, his fierce expression gazing down toward the camera. Most recently, there’s Glory, Hadreas’ latest record as Perfume Genius, the cover of which portrays him sprawled out on the floor, light […]
Lyrical Lemonade’s Summer Smash has become a premier hip-hop festival, and it has a standout lineup ready for 2025. That was revealed today (March 27), and headlining at SeatGeek Stadium near Chicago, Illinois from June 20 to 22 will be Young Thug, Future, and the duo of Don Toliver and Yeat. Notably, this is currently set to be Thug’s first live performance since his release from jail last year. (Thug is also scheduled to perform at a festival in Belgium […]
Why can’t you find allocated bottles from Buffalo Trace? Speculation runs the gamut from carefully calculated chicanery to secondary market malarkey, but Occam’s Razor and conventional wisdom suggest a simpler answer: they’re wildly popular. When demand far outpaces the supply, bottles become scarce in the wild, hunted into near-extinction on liquor store shelves. At this point, however, one might stop and ask themselves, are Buffalo Trace’s most popular bourbons truly worth it? Your patience and wallet’s pain tolerance may vary, […]
Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney: name another talk show where the guests include Michael Keaton, Joan Baez, and Quinta Brunson; there’s music from Cypress Hill and the Kims (Gordon and Deal); and Richard Kind, the man, the myth, the legend, is the announcer. You simply can’t! This week’s episode featured the live TV debut of Mannequin Pussy, who performed the title track from I Got Heaven, one of the best albums of 2024. “You will hear music such that has […]
For over a year now, Ed Sheeran has been teasing that his next album will be titled Play. Now, he’s come right out and confirmed it. Sheeran was on The Tonight Show yesterday (March 26), and he confirmed Play as the title and explained to Jimmy Fallon: “When I was like 18, I had an idea for ten albums, and it was Plus, Multiply, Divide, Subtract, Equals, and then Play, Pause, Rewind, Fast-Forward, Stop. So I’ve always had — I […]
