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Best Songs of the Week: August 23rd to August 29th
Great tunes from Geese, Maneka, crushed, Die Spitz, and more. Staff Picks: Best Songs of the Week August 23rd – August 29th Consequence Staff
Heavy Song of the Week: Dying Wish Deal Out Mosh-Churning Riffage on “Revenge in Carnage”
The second single from Dying Wish's upcoming album is a bruising piece of metalcore. Heavy Song of the Week: Dying Wish Deal Out Mosh-Churning Riffage on “Revenge in Carnage” Jon Hadusek
TiaCorine Is Nearing Her Final Form
Housed on an island in the middle of the ocean, separated from the rest of the mainland after the Great Tokyo Earthquake, is Japan's only privately owned prison. It operates as a theme park run by the inmates, who participate in deadly games for the entertainment of the guests.This is Deadman Wonderland — the anime universe TiaCorine would choose to live in if she had her pick.Why?She loves the suspense and the outfits.That’s not to say Deadman Wonderland is her favorite, though. That would be Japanese manga Inuyasha. Hunter x Hunter is a close second. Attack on Titan at number three. Or maybe Sailor Moon.Anime has long been a key source of inspiration for the 32-year-old self-described “anime trap” musician, born and raised (and still living) in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, to a Native ...
Sean MacCormac Became the First Person to Skysurf the San Francisco Bay Bridge — And He Did It Wearing Prada
On a bright Saturday afternoon in San Francisco, Red Bull athlete and two-time X Games medalist Sean MacCormac accomplished something unthinkable: he became the first person to ever skysurf down the Bay Bridge’s silver cables.A cloud-swooshing skysurfer with over 25 years of experience and 22,000 skydives under his belt, MacCormac is among just a handful of humans capable of pulling off such a mind-boggling feat, but that doesn’t mean he didn’t spend months planning, training, and researching for the history-making flight. His mission impossible went as follows: perform a 5,000-foot dive from a helicopter above the Bay, deploy a parachute to anchor the flight path to the bridge, grind on the monument’s metal cables for several seconds, and finally, spiral turn off the structure and float d...
Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run: Every Song Ranked
50 years later, we're still going down different roads with The Boss. Ranking the Album: Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run Dan Caffrey
Things We Loved in Music This Week: August 23
As the week in music comes to a close, Hypebeast has rounded up the most notable music-related headlines – new releases, live performances, merch drops, fashion and footwear collaborations, and more.Playboi Carti For Supreme View this post on Instagram A post shared by HYPEBEAST (@hypebeast)On Thursday, Supreme revealed the next star of its coveted photo tee. For the Fall/Winter 2025 collection, the imprint has tapped none other than Playboi Carti to front the silhouette.Action Bronson Unveils His First G-SHOCK Collab View this post on Instagram A post shared by HYPEBEAST (@hypebeast)For his first collaborative design with G-SHOCK, Action Bronson has designed the GA2100AB25-5A "Desert King," a timepiece he calls one that's "made for the perfect tactician."Tyler, the Cre...
Song of the Week: Florence + the Machine Conjure Dark Magic on “Everybody Scream”
Plus, new music from Purity Ring, Flo Milli, and Shallowater. Song of the Week: Florence + the Machine Conjure Dark Magic on “Everybody Scream” Paolo Ragusa
The Truth About Jussie Smollett?: 9 Biggest Revelations from Netflix’s New Documentary
Both sides of the complicated, controversial story are heard in the new doc from director Gagan Rehill. The Truth About Jussie Smollett?: 9 Biggest Revelations from Netflix’s New Documentary Liz Shannon Miller
Heavy Song of the Week: Show Me the Body’s “One Train” Highlights a Week of Re-Recordings
The NYC post-hardcore act updated one of their most popular early tracks. Heavy Song of the Week: Show Me the Body’s “One Train” Highlights a Week of Re-Recordings Jon Hadusek
Inside Look: Garagisti & Co. GP1 Analogue Hypercar
SummaryGaragisti & Co. unveils GP1, a 6.6L V12, 6-speed manual analogue hypercarLimited to 25 examples, priced at £2.45M EUR ($2.84M USD)Designed to be a "love letter to the golden era of driver engagement"Garagisti & Co., a new British marque, has revealed its first creation: the GP1, a fully analogue hypercar designed as a counterpoint to today’s hybridized, digitally optimized automotive landscape. With a naturally aspirated 6.6L V12 and a six-speed manual gearbox, it’s a machine built for purity, tactility and joy — a love letter to the golden era of supercars.At its core, the GP1 carries a bespoke V12 developed by Italtecnica, delivering 800 hp at 9,000 rpm and more than 516 lb-ft of torque. The engine’s soundtrack is as important as its output, evoking motorsport engines of t...
Jean Dawson: An Interlude
Jean Dawson is typically in the studio every day from 7 p.m. through 7 a.m., so an 8 a.m. call time fell right in the middle of his REM sleep. “Waking up today kicked my ass, but it was great. I need that sometimes,” says Dawson, who finds humility in the mundane.Waking up early isn’t a foreign concept for a now 29-year-old Dawson. He split his time between San Diego and Mexico, having to wake up before sunrise to walk to the bus to the U.S. border, where he and his younger brother Jerome would then wait in line for hours to cross into the States, where they went to school. This was the protocol for four years up until Dawson was in middle school; he’s always valued sleeping in after that. He tells me it's a marker of success.It’s similar to why the musician values hot showers so much. He ...
The Future Is Now: Introducing CORTIS, K-Pop’s Next Big Disruptor
CORTIS is ready to usher in K-pop’s next era. Joining the likes of BTS and TOMORROW X TOGETHER under the same powerhouse BIGHIT MUSIC label, the group’s name name is a mix of the phrase “COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES,” and is an ode to their ethos of raw originality and breaking boundaries. With an average age of only 17 years old, CORTIS is bursting at the seams with creativity; the self-driven creatives create their own music, choreography and video content, giving them the freedom to follow their artistic instincts.The young group’s varying backgrounds help shape their worldview as they deliver stories that come from lived experiences, not formulas. 17-year-old Korean-Canadian Martin, dubbed as the leader, credits Tyler, the Creator and the late Mac Miller as some of his favorite artists, and...
