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Landing on the song on the Billboard Hot 100 chart is a major career milestone that a good amount of artists have achieved. A significantly smaller group of performers, though, have ever had a track chart within the chart’s coveted top 10. Now, Doechii can say she’s done that: On the new Hot 100 dated March 29, her viral hit “Anxiety” rises to the No. 10 spot, making it her first-ever song to appear in the region. It was also […]
Cass McCombs has kept busy in one way or another over the past two decades, releasing a consistent stream of albums since 2003. Now he has some fresh output for the oeuvre, a song called “Priestess.” A press release calls the track “an elegy” and “a statement of gratitude,” noting that while writing the song, McCombs “was inspired by a rekindling of his working relationship with Domino and the revisitation of his early material in last year’s re-issue campaign to […]
The album cover of Deafheaven’s second album, 2013’s Sunbather, accrued a weighty, polarizing significance that its creators never anticipated it would bear. It garnered derision from metal purists, memetic adaptations from the chronically online, and lavish praise from the Pitchfork-pilled. Absent was the oft-illegible font so many black metal groups employed. In its place was an original serif typeface from graphic designer and Touché Amoré rhythm guitarist Nick Steinhardt. Coupled with warm pinks and oranges meant to evoke sunlight on […]
Playboi Carti’s Music was one of the year’s most anticipated albums. (It’s been one of the most anticipated albums of the year for the past few years, really.) So, here’s the non-surprising news: On the new Billboard 200 chart dated March 26, Music debuted in the No. 1 spot. Billboard reports that per Luminate, the album had 298,000 equivalent album units earned in the US for the week ending March 20. However, Carti doesn’t agree with that number: In response […]
Uproxx cover stars Jonas Brothers has spent the last two years celebrating the entirety of their discography as part of The Tour. But as The Album proved, the musical siblings still have more creativity in the tank. Today (March 21), the Jonas Brothers put broke up rumors to bed yet again with another infectious song, “Love Me To Heaven.” On the angelic new tune, the Jonas Brothers take romantic admiration to biblical heights. Nick opens by leaning into the tune’s […]
Drake and Michael Jordan are similar in at least a couple ways, aside from just being among the most successful figures in their respective fields of music and sports. They’re both connected to the NBA: Drake via his professional relationship with the Toronto Raptors and MJ via being the best to ever play the game. They’re also both enthusiastic gamblers. Drake is a partner of the gambling platform Stake. Jordan is famous for his wagering ways, and the “quarters” scene […]
Last fall, several concurrent Taylor Sheridan shows were streaming new episodes each week. That included the Yellowstone mothership, which ended its run after five seasons with 1923 currently finishing up earlier Dutton stories until a series finale on April 13. From there, an unprecedented Sheridrought will begin, and although an extensive archive from the ex-Sons Of Anarchy cop is available for streaming on Paramount Plus and Peacock, the lack of new content might feel “off.” That is, until the next […]
[This post contains spoilers for the Severance season 2 finale] Most television shows are lucky to have one good season finale. Severance is two for two. “Cold Harbor” ends with Innie Mark (played by Adam Scott) and Innie Helly (Britt Lower) running down the hallways of Lumon together, while Outtie Mark’s wife Gemma (Dichen Lachman) is forced to watch after finally escaping the no-good Dr. Mauer. The Graduate-style scene is soundtrack by, of all songs, “The Windmills Of Your Mind” […]
Uproxx cover stars Jonas Brothers are not done celebrating their decades-long career. Between 2023 and 2024, the “Love Me To Heaven” musicians’ The Tour was an onstage tribute to their discography. Come this summer, they will do it all over again as part of their Jonas20: Living The Dream Tour alongside Marshmello and special guests The All-American Rejects and Boys Like Girls. During an appearance on Good Morning America, the group teased the tour and confirmed it would open in […]
