• Kurt Cobain 'Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings' Tracklist Surfaces Featuring Nirvana Demos

    Kurt Cobain's solo album (of sorts), Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings, already has a release date and now a rumored tracklist is floating around the Internet. On the heels of Brett Morgen's critically-acclaimed documentary of the same name, Montage of Heck will arrive in stores on Nov. 13. And it reportedly features 13 previously unheard tracks from the Nirvana frontman.

  • Lana Del Rey Debuts Aquatic & Impressionist 'Music To Watch Boys To' Video

    In support of her latest album, 'Honeymoon,' Lana Del Rey dropped an impressionistic video for one of her latest hits, "Music To Watch Boys To." The clip incorporates a few scenes that exemplify the track's title of male objectification but most shots showcase the singer lounging in a beach chair, women underwater in aquatic settings, silhouettes of men playing basketball and a horde of gramophone horns swirling around Del Rey.

  • Unreleased Childish Gambino, Heems 'Tell Me' Video Surfaces

    An unreleased music video for Childish Gambino's 2012 collaboration with Das Racist's Heems "Tell Me" has allegedly surfaced online. The video was not released by either artist onto their official pages and they have not commented on the video. However the production quality and the fact that both artists are prominently featured in the clip would suggest that this is official.

  • Katy Perry Gets Groped by Fan On Stage During Rock in Rio Festival Performance [WATCH]

    During Sunday's performance at Brazil's Rock in Rio Festival, things got a little touchy feel-y when Katy Perry invited an excited fan named Rayane to the stage. The pop star was surprised with kisses on the neck and arms wrapped tightly around her body as the fan slurred most words and gave the "Fireworks" singer fairly awkward greeting. Perry diffused the situation with humor as shown in a fan posted video to YouTube.

  • Metro Boomin: Working With Young Thug & Future "Feels The Same"

    Young Thug, fresh off the release of Slime Season, and Future, who just dropped a joint album with Drake, What a Time to Be Alive, are two of the most prolific, and buzzworthy, artists of the year. On the production side, 2015's biggest success story has to be Metro Boomin, also from Atlanta. Metro has had the privilege of working extensively with both Thug and Future, and he says the two rappers are similar in their levels of talent and creativity.

  • The Game, Kanye West Collaborate on New Song 'Mula' Off 'Documentary 2'

    There's a new Kanye West-featuring track, "Mula," off of The Game's upcoming album, Documentary 2. The new song was featured on the original Documentary 2 tracklist that Game shared a couple of weeks ago. Since, the Compton rapper announced that Documentary 2 will be a double LP with 19 additional tracks. He hasn't yet shared the disc two tracklist but said fans can expect features from Lil Wayne, Nas and YG. Part 1 of the album will be released on Oct, 9 and Part 2 on Oct. 16.

  • Stream St. Germain New Album In Full Before Release

    It has been a long 15 years since we last heard from Ludovic Navarre, known to the world by his artist moniker, St. Germain. On the comeback trail in 2015, the French touch pioneer is blazing new paths with a new self-titled album that is slated for release in a week on Oct. 9. With the album drop just around the corner, the Tourist producer has made it available to stream in full for your healthy consumption.

  • One Direction's Louis Tomlinson Fires Back at Justin Bieber Album Release Diss

    One Direction don't seem to be too bothered that its new album Made in the A.M. shares a release date with Justin Bieber's new, untitled LP. After the "What Do You Mean?" singer shaded the boy band earlier this week on Snapchat, 1D's most outspoken member Louis Tomlinson seemed to respond, boasting his band's success on the same social medium.
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