• Stream The Prodigy's New Album 'The Day Is My Enemy' on iTunes

    Hold on to your seats with this one, because The Prodigy's sixth artist album 'The Day Is My Enemy' is now available to stream for free on iTunes. The pioneering electronic band has been on the warpath over the past few months preparing for the release of the new LP by releasing several singles, and the time has come for the LP to be released in just under a week's time, ahead of its March 30 release date.

  • Twin Shadow Reveals Artwork, Tracklist, Teaser Vid for Album 'Eclipse' [WATCH]

    Synthpop artist George Lewis Jr., better known as Twin Shadow, has shared the artwork and tracklist and a teaser video for his upcoming studio album "Eclipse." The teaser video features Lewis singing one of the album's songs a cappella directly to the camera and comes with a statement about the album's creation.

  • '15 Grammy Nominees Album Tracklist: Taylor Swift, Iggy Azalea, Katy Perry, More

    While the annual Grammy nominees album has lost much of its luster since CDs went out of style, the tracklist still serves as a reminder of the year's most successful songs. Culled from several award categories, this year's version includes 21 songs from Taylor Swift, Pharrell, Ariana Grande, Iggy Azalea, Katy Perry and more. Check out the tracklist below, via 2015grammyalbum.com:

  • Prodigy Announce 'Day Is My Enemy' Release Date, Tracklist

    The news that all Prodigy fans have long been waiting for has finally arrived. The "Firestarter" group has dished the details on their upcoming artist album, "The Day Is My Enemy," slated for release March 30. Liam Howlett, Keith Flint and Maxim Reality have revealed the tracklist for the 14-track album as well via a post on the band's website. "The Day Is My Enemy" will be the sixth album in The Prodigy's storied 20-plus-year discography and their first in six years. Fans have been eagerly waiting for the follow-up to 2009's "Invaders Must Die" with little definitive news as to when the next album would come. 2014 was supposed to see the next album in stores, but the year came and went, and 2015 looked like a surer thing after the group signed a new record deal and management contract. None of the songs on the album have been released yet, but two have been previously announced: "Ibiza" alongside Sleaford Mods and "Nasty," scheduled to get its release sometime later this month. It is interesting to see the band collaborate on the album with American dubstep producer Flux Pavilion, notably in a tracklist largely devoid of collaborations. They both make jarring and aggressive music, so we will see what kind of madness comes from that collab.

  • Death Grips's 'Jenny Death' Release Date, Tracklist Possibly Released

    When experimental hip-hop group The Death Grips abruptly broke up July 2, 2014, canceling all subsequent tour dates in the process, they announced that the second disc, "Jenny Death," of their final album "The Powers That B" would be released at the end of the year. The first disc, "N---as on the Moon," was released in June 2014. The end of 2014 came and went without a new album from Death Grips, though new information was released on the album, including that it was finished and artwork was revealed to fans. The album still never got released, though that may soon change. According to reports and online retailers, the album could be arriving in the next month and a half and a rumored tracklist has been compiled as well, via Pigeons and Planes. According to Amazon, who inadvertently broke the news on J. Cole's album "2014 Forest Hills Drive," "Jenny Death" will be released in North America Feb. 10, a person said on Reddit, and then according to a Japanese retailer, HMV, the album will be available Feb. 25. Nothing has been confirmed yet, but this looks pretty definitive. The group released the lead single from the album, "Inanimate Sensation," Dec. 9, which would make this release date plausible. Below is a rumored tracklist for "Jenny Death" that sounds like a Death Grips-y album, though we will not know until it is officially announced.

  • Ne-Yo Reveals 'Non-Fiction' Tracklist; Album on Pre-Sale

    After months of waiting, Ne-Yo fans finally got word that the sixth album from the "Let Me Love You" singer, "Non-Fiction," was going to be released Jan. 27, 2015, via Motown Records/Compound Entertainment. Sparse details were known at the time, but Ne-Yo today has announced the tracklist for the album and released it for pre-sale on iTunes, Amazon or Google Play. The 14-track album will feature previously announced collaborators Juicy J, Jeezy, Schoolboy Q and Pitbull with new work from Candice, T.I., Charisse Mills and frequent musical partner David Guetta. Fans who pre-order the album will instantly receive three tracks: "She Knows" featuring Juicy J, "Money Can't Buy" featuring Jeezy and "Religious." As the album title might suggest, each song is derived from a true story that comes from a mixture of Ne-Yo's personal tales and those submitted by fans on Twitter and Instagram. In a statement via a press release, Ne-Yo explains the concept of the story-telling.

  • J. Cole Shares '2014 Forest Hills Drive' Tracklist

    The "surprise" album has become the new trend in pop and hip-hop, and J. Cole bought in with his upcoming studio effort "2014 Forest Hills Drive." An ode to his childhood home in Fayetteville, North Carolina, where J. Cole grew up and the address he recently purchased, J. Cole is taking it back to where everything started for him. As reported by "The Fader," he has now released the full tracklist for the 13-track album that notably will not have any listed features. Despite the short timeline to promo the album, J. Cole has been active interacting with fans and creating buzz around the project and his music. J. Cole has been centering a lot of his promo on the actual property of "2014 Forest Hills Drive." He brought out some fans and neighbors for a special listening session at his newly purchased home and brought along "Complex" to film the process. He explained to the magazine what the house means to him and what he plans on doing it with going forward in the cover story.

  • Omarion Shares 'Sex Playlist' Tracklisting And Cover Art

    Last week, Omarion released the full version of his Chris Brown and Jhene Aiko-assisted "Post To Be." Now, the MMG and Love And Hip-Hop: Hollywood singer is sharing the tracklisting and cover art for his forthcoming album Sex Playlist, which will also feature Jeremih.
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