Echo and the Bunnymen Drop New Album and Single
Echo & the Bunnymen have announced they are releasing a new album, Apples for Isaac, out September 18th. As a…
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Emberville boasts all star voice cast to distract from lackluster gameplay
Get ready to roll your eyes in awe at the star-studded cast of Emberville, the upcoming Action RPG from Cygnus…
Sony Gifts Subscribers Yet Another Bloated PS Plus Lineup Surprise
It’s that time of the month again, folks, when PlayStation Plus decides to bless us with a new batch of…
Lupe Fiasco And Gym Class Heroes Unite For 2026 US Tour
In a bill clearly made for this very writer circa 2009, Lupe Fiasco and gymclassheroes have teamed up for forthcoming…
Korra Turns 15 With Global Concert Tour
The 15th anniversary of The Legend of Korra, a spin-off to the beloved Avatar: The Last Airbender series, will be…
Ferrell Takes Swing at Golf in Eastbound and Down Series
If soccer is the sexiest sport to watch, golf might be the least sexy — men in khakis whacking tiny…
Sam Neill Dies From Cancer Complications
Sam Neill died Monday following a battle with pneumonia, his manager confirmed to TMZ. He was 78 years old. The…
Lana Del Rey Drops Surprise Stove Companion Album Spyda
Fans patiently awaiting Lana Del Rey’s new album Stove are apparently being rewarded with a second companion album called Spyda.…
Scream Turns 30 With Beltrami Score On Vinyl Release
The Scream franchise, as evidenced by the recent box office success of Scream 7, has had more lives than Ghostface.…
CDs Surpass Vinyl Sales In First Half Of 2026
For the better part of the last decade, vinyl has been the face of music’s physical revival. But according to…