Moby and Serpentwithfeet have shared a video for their new collaborative song “On Air.” The track is the second release from Moby’s label Always Centered at Night. Check out the video—directed by Moby and Mike Formanski—below. Of the collaboration, Moby said in a statement: “One of the greatest things about Always Centered at Night is working with remarkable singers. Serpentwithfeet has an approach to music and vocals that I find to be fascinating and beautiful.” The first single from Always Centered at Night—a Moby and Aynzli Jones collaboration titled “Medusa”—arrived this past spring. “The goal for Always Centered at Night is to do something uncompromising,” Moby said at the time. “To make music that is emotional, atmospheric, and potentially beautiful. And what better use of this wei...
Talkhouse has launched a new podcast called Listening. The 10-episode series brings listeners into the musical headspace of each guest, allowing them to explore the creative processes of artists including Jeff Tweedy, Spencer Tweedy, Sammy Tweedy, Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield, Magnetic Fields’ Stephin Merritt, Björk, Jlin, Vagabon, and more. Each episode includes a unique piece of music composed by the guest specifically for the occasion. The compositions will also be available to stream as standalone pieces. The first four episodes of the series—which feature Jeff, Spencer, and Sammy Tweedy, Crutchfield, Mdou Moctar, and Neko Case as guests—are out now. New episodes will be unveiled each Wednesday. Hear some of the podcast below. Listening is hosted and co-produced by Elia Einhorn; it’...
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Blackpink’s second studio album is on the way. The K-pop band’s new album, Born Pink, is out September 16 via YG Entertainment. The record will feature a new single called “Pink Venom,” which gets released August 19. Watch a trailer for Born Pink below. Also below, find the group’s upcoming tour dates. Blackpink released The Album in October 2020. The full-length included the Selena Gomez collaboration “Ice Cream.” All products featured on Pitchfork are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Blackpink: Born Pink World Tour Blackpink: 10-15 Seoul, South Korea10-16 Seoul, South Korea10-25 Dallas, TX10-29 Houston, TX11-02 Atlanta, GA11-06 Hamilton, GA11-07 Hamilton, GA11-10 Chicago, IL11-11 Chicago,...
Beavis and Butt-Head try to track down some chicks but prove to be quite the catch themselves in an exclusive new clip from Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head. The third episode of the revived series premieres tomorrow, August 11th on Paramount+, but to hold you over, you can check out 80 seconds of pure silliness below. The clip opens with everyone’s favorite butt munchers paddling down the river like Huck Finn (more like, ‘Suck my Finn,’ heh heh heh). Beavis is feeling a little snackish, and luckily he spots a tasty treat: a gummy worm, or so he thinks. What follows is a classic bit of slapstick that wouldn’t have been out of place in golden age silent movie. Check it out after the jump. So far, the revived series has been a mix of old pleasures and new surprises, including Beavis’ e...
Artist of the Month is an accolade bestowed upon an up-and-coming musician or group who is poised for the big time. For August 2022, we interview singer and songwriter Raffaella about her brand new mini album, LIVE, RAFF, LOVE (Act I). Upon entering Raffaella’s childhood home in New York City last weekend, a few things stand out to me: The walls are covered nearly inch-to-inch with both art and musical instruments, signed photographs and records decorate the hallways, and the busied look of the apartment feels quintessentially New York. Today, however, Raffaella is merely a visitor in her old abode — and she’s brought an exciting and radiant new collection of songs home with her. This Friday (August 12th), Raffaella — who is Consequence‘s August Artist of the Month — will release her ...
Warning: The following article contains potentially triggering material relating to sexual assault and violence. If you are a victim of sexual assault, you can access helpful resources by calling RAINN at 1-800-656-4673. The first trailer for the Discovery+ docuseries House of Hammer, centered on disgraced actor Armie Hammer and his obscenely wealthy family, has been released, and with it comes explosive interviews and thorough documentation regarding his alleged history of sexual abuse. The preview introduces three on-camera interviewees including two accusers as well as Casey Hammer, the actor’s aunt and the granddaughter of oil tycoon Armand Hammer, who addresses the audience directly by promising to expose the “dark, twisted secrets of the Hammer family.” It also shows threatening text...
Listen via Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Amazon Podcasts | Stitcher | Pocket Casts | Radio Public | RSS Goo Goo Dolls’ Johnny Rzeznik catches up with Kyle Meredith to talk the band’s new album, Chaos in Bloom. Advertisement Related Video The frontman discusses how the legendary pop-rockers returned to their ’90s sound for the LP, at times connecting with an edgy and angsty sound that had long been in their past. Rzeznik also talks about TikTok culture and the musicians that are birthed from it, something Goo Goo Dolls address on the Chaos in Bloom single “Yeah, I Like You.” Rzeznik also touches on the effect the pandemic has had on his songwriting, while also considering society’s future. Listen Rzezn...