• Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment 'Surf' Released For Free

    At long last, Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment's long-awaited album Surf has been released. To make things even better, the group has shared the album for free on iTunes, a place normally devoid of free music especially since it phased out the free track to start 2015. The group, known for its most famous member Chance The Rapper has been teasing new music from the album for close to a year, though they have been coy about sharing a tracklist and release date. Now we know what as the band decided to go with the surprise release.

  • Queen Debuts Official App Featuring Quizzes, Prizes and Band History

    With the assistance of Soshi Games, Queen have unveiled a new app, Queen: Play the Game which allows users to win prizes by taking quizzes and solving puzzles. Fans can also discover the history of the band through archival images and re-sampled songs from their broad discography.

  • B.B. King Hits Collections Debut All Over Billboard 200 Following Death

    Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at 'B.B. King: Gold,' one of the many compilations of the blues legend's work that has seen a resurgence in sales following his death two weeks ago.

  • Twenty One Pilots, Zedd, Jamie Foxx and Faith No More Debut in Albums Chart Top 10

    Twenty One Pilots had never sold more than 11,000 copies of an album in one week prior to the release of Blurryface last week, but that record didn't need streaming to top the Billboard 200. It also comes in at no. 1 on the albums chart, selling 134,000 copies (more than 91 percent of the album's Billboard 200 total came from actual album sales).

  • Avicii Releases 'Waiting For Love' 360 Degree Perspective Video

    Following the heart-warming and at times, tear-jerking release of the lyric video for his new single, "Waiting For Love," Avicii has unveiled an interactive 360-degree perspective visual for the track. The new clip features a dance troop jumping in and out of doors in the middle of a warehouse performing wonky and quick moving dance moves. You can toggle around the screen, deciding where you want to look and changing your perspective up to 360 degrees.

  • Odd Future Isn't Breaking Up According To Tyler, The Creator

    Last night, Tyler, The Creator got super sentimental while looking through old Odd Future pictures and shared some of those emotions on Twitter because that's what you do now. As he was reminiscing, it appeared that the 'Cherry Bomb' rapper let slip that his collective had broken up when he stated, "although its no more, those 7 letters are forever." Unaware of the consequences of saying something like that in public, Tyler went to sleep thinking everything was all right, when in fact, fans were convinced that Odd Future was finished. He woke up this morning and saw all of the headlines and online activity. He tried to clear things up by saying that people shouldn't read into his comments, he was simply looking over some old pictures with friends.

  • Kid Cudi New Album 'Speedin' Bullet To Heaven' Won't Have Any Features

    It has only been a month since Kid Cudi has announced his upcoming album Speedin' Bullet To Heaven, but he has already narrowed down who he wants to be featured on the LP - no one. Last night on Twitter, the "Mr. Rager" rapper gave some details on the upcoming, saying there wouldn't be any features.

  • 1955 and 'The Ballad of Davy Crockett'...All 5 Versions that Charted

    On this date 60 years ago, a strange incident occurred on the popular songs chart: Four different versions of the same exact song, "The Ballad of Davy Crockett," came in the Hot 100. Thanks to the internet, it's easier for a wider variety of performers to exist and makes it less enticing for a record label to put five different versions of the same exact song. Imagine if Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Britney Spears and Shakira were all replicating each other constantly. Then again, the song in question was boosted by "the Crockett craze" generated by Disney's three-episode biopic on the legendary frontier fellow (some have called it the first miniseries). Let's take a look at the four different singles that managed to chart during the summer of '55.

  • Drake Drops New Song About Friends at Jungle Tour Stop in Detroit: Watch

    Drake's short Jungle Tour has already spawned quite a few headlines. Earlier this week, the "Energy" rapper made waves by replacing the lyrics to his If You're Reading This, It's Too Late track "Madonna" to Rihanna, and now it seems as though he's rolling out new music. Last night (May 27) during a show in Detroit, Drizzy dished out a new set of friends-related rhymes.
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