On December 12, Fred Again.. gave his final performance of the year in Mexico City. He’s already planning for 2026, though, as new USB002 concerts have been announced. The exact dates have not been revealed, but per a press release,… Read More
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross are usually more busy with film scores than their work with Nine Inch Nails these days. There’s been a bit of a shift lately, though. Their score for Tron: Ares was credited to the band,… Read More
Gorillaz are gearing up for a massive 2026, which will see the release of their album The Mountain and a big tour in support of it. To keep fans on the hook as they wait a couple more months for… Read More
The past year in Pavement news has been surprisingly robust. Last December, Spiral Stairs said a new Pavement song was coming. This year, we got both the Pavements documentary and the Joe Keery-starring sorta-biopic Range Life. If you ask Uproxx’s… Read More
Before I share my list of favorite albums of 2025, I need to repeat my regular “year-end list” disclaimer. If you already know the drill, feel free to skip ahead. 1) Ranking albums is dumb… We all know this. Art… Read More
Steven and Ian begin this special episode with a quick rundown of the new Charli XCX mockumentary and whether it potentially represents the end of millennial cultural dominance. They also do a quick Sportscast after the recent Packers win and… Read More
Alex G’s Headlights is one of the best albums of 2025. The fun is continuing into 2026, though: Today (December 11), Alex G announced a new run of tour dates for next year. The shows launch on April 14, 2026… Read More
Without releasing new music, Oasis was perhaps the biggest band of 2025 thanks to their long-awaited reunion tour. The run is over now, but Liam Gallagher has been hinting that there will be more shows. They probably won’t happen in… Read More
This past August, Mac DeMarco shared a new album, Guitar. It was his first release of the year but not his last. As Stereogum noted last month, on his European tour, DeMarco quietly distributed copies of a new project called… Read More
The roots-heavy soundtrack of the 2000 movie O Brother, Where Art Thou? was one of the most iconic of its era. The movie celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, but the party really kicks off in 2026: T-Bone Burnett, the… Read More