Kendrick Lamar kicked off his 2022 tour last night (July 19) at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. He performed “Auntie Diaries,” “Father Time,” a joint rendition of “Family Ties” with Baby Keem, and more. Watch select songs from Lamar’s headlining set below. While the Oklahoma City show marked first official date of the Big Steppers Tour, Lamar has held other performances in recent months. Back in the winter, he played the Super Bowl LVI halftime show. Then, in June, he performed at Paris Fashion Week as part of a Louis Vuitton event, which was followed by a headlining performance at Glastonbury. Lamar also recently visited Ghana, a trip that was captured for a Spotify mini-documentary. Kendrick Lamar’s fifth studio album, Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, was released on May 13. The al...
The Smile have shared a new video for “Pana-vision,” and it features Peaky Blinders footage with the show’s star Cilian Murphy. The song appeared in the series finale of the British crime drama in April. Take a look below. After making their live debut at Glastonbury last year, the trio of Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, and Tom Skinner released their first Smile song “You Will Never Work in Television Again” in January. They issued the full-length A Light for Attracting Attention in May, rolling out the tracks “Free in the Knowledge,” “Skrting on the Surface,” and “Thin Thing” with video counterparts ahead of the album’s arrival. They recently revealed a new song, “Bending Hectic,” at Montreux Jazz Festival earlier this month. And the band will tour North America beginning in mid-November. C...
The Smile have shared a new video for “Pana-vision,” and it features Peaky Blinders footage with the show’s star Cilian Murphy. The song appeared in the series finale of the British crime drama in April. Take a look below. After making their live debut at Glastonbury last year, the trio of Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, and Tom Skinner released their first Smile song “You Will Never Work in Television Again” in January. They issued the full-length A Light for Attracting Attention in May, rolling out the tracks “Free in the Knowledge,” “Skrting on the Surface,” and “Thin Thing” with video counterparts ahead of the album’s arrival. They recently revealed a new song, “Bending Hectic,” at Montreux Jazz Festival earlier this month. And the band will tour North America beginning in mid-November. C...
Denzel Curry was the musical guest on last night’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He performed “Walkin,” the track from Melt My Eyez See Your Future. Watch it happen below. Melt My Eyez See Your Future arrived earlier this year. It featured contributions from Thundercat, T-Pain, Robert Glasper, Jpegmafia, J.I.D, Kenny Beats, Rico Nasty, Slowthai, and more. His prior album was 2019’s Zuu. Read Pitchfork’s interview “How Luke Skywalker, Muay Thai, and the Roots Inspired Denzel Curry’s New Album.” Content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.
Denzel Curry was the musical guest on last night’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He performed “Walkin,” the track from Melt My Eyez See Your Future. Watch it happen below. Melt My Eyez See Your Future arrived earlier this year. It featured contributions from Thundercat, T-Pain, Robert Glasper, Jpegmafia, J.I.D, Kenny Beats, Rico Nasty, Slowthai, and more. His prior album was 2019’s Zuu. Read Pitchfork’s interview “How Luke Skywalker, Muay Thai, and the Roots Inspired Denzel Curry’s New Album.” Content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.
Purity Ring‘s Megan James and Corin Roddick describe their debut album, Shrines, as one with very strict rules. “All the drums sound a certain way, all the vocals sound a certain way, all the synths… we created a strict palate of things that sort of worked together and tried to make as many different kind of musical ideas within that palette,” Roddick tells Consequence. Indeed, Shrines — which celebrates its tenth anniversary today, July 20th — is an album that represents Purity Ring operating with only their essentials, forging a path that would later define the sound of modern pop, if only for a portion of the last decade. When you look at Purity Ring’s output following Shrines (2015’s Another Eternity, 2020’s WOMB, and most recently, their EP Graves, which ...
Purity Ring‘s Megan James and Corin Roddick describe their debut album, Shrines, as one with very strict rules. “All the drums sound a certain way, all the vocals sound a certain way, all the synths… we created a strict palate of things that sort of worked together and tried to make as many different kind of musical ideas within that palette,” Roddick tells Consequence. Indeed, Shrines — which celebrates its tenth anniversary today, July 20th — is an album that represents Purity Ring operating with only their essentials, forging a path that would later define the sound of modern pop, if only for a portion of the last decade. When you look at Purity Ring’s output following Shrines (2015’s Another Eternity, 2020’s WOMB, and most recently, their EP Graves, which ...
The full trailer for They/Them has been released, and it’ll leave viewers grateful that summer camp weather will soon be coming to an end. The conversion camp-meets-slasher flick thriller will premiere on August 5th on Peacock. The film follows a group of queer and trans campers attending a LGBTQIA+ conversion camp run by Kevin Bacon’s Owen Whistler, who uses a number of horrific methods to “help them find a new sense of freedom.” Something is lurking at Whistler Camp that’s even more sinister though, with the trailer revealing a terrifying masked slasher. We’ll have to wait and see who exactly is behind the mask, but it’s not very reassuring that Bacon can hardly keep a straight face as he delivers the trailer’s last line: “Just enjoy the sunshine and work on your tan.” Watch th...