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Posted on August 10th 2026, 3:27pm

Everyone deserves happiness I guess, or rather, who am I to deny anyone that right or to blog about that right. So here I am blogging about how Drake found his dream goth babe. Well, technically he found a “wife, pipe, and bestie.” On his Stake-sponsored Kick stream on Saturday night, loverboy held a “20 v 1” speed dating show with internet personalities including Jordyn Lucas, Lily Phillips, Lena The Plug, and Pinkchyu. The latter is a cosplay influencer (real name Lin Lamar) who the internet has apparently long criticized for not being a real goth.

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Earlier this year, Stereogum faves Grumpy returned with the grungy, glitchy anthem “Twenty Five.” But guess what! That tune comes from a new album called Unfindable Ring, which they’re announcing today. The second single, “OBL,” is here, and it’s an alt-country banger.

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When you have to make a public statement about how you’re not a Nazi, that’s a good sign that things are not going well. That’s happening right now with Southpaw FLHC, the Jacksonville heavy hardcore band who just released their full-length debut The Standard. In the band’s social media posts earlier this year, drummer Harrison Linder was seen wearing clothing from Curb Stomp Manufacturing, a California company that sells clothes with Nazi symbols like Totenkopfs and SS lightning bolts. After all the opening acts dropped off Southpaw’s upcoming tour, the band has canceled that tour and put out a statement about how they’re not Nazis.

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(written by Islander) The Spanish band SolNegre first seized our attention here through their release in 2024 of a single song named Annihilation of the Self, which extended for more than 21 minutes. Our reviewer called it “a veritable odyssey of expressive, expansive, atmosphere-heavy Death Doom rich in both metallic weight and melodic depth”, “at […]

The post AN NCS VIDEO PREMIERE: SOLNEGRE — “IN THE STILLNESS OF THE WOMB (THE SOLIS EXTINCTIO SESSIONS / LIVE FROM DIORAMA SOUND)” appeared first on NO CLEAN SINGING.

ÆNIGMATUM: INFINITUDE’S PASSAGE 20 BUCK SPIN LP | CD | DL CD | DL Out Now (VINYL SEPTEMBER 4) Portland Tech-Death savants Ænigmatum release their third LP: Infinitude’s Passage. 42 minutes chock-full of adventurous riffing, time-changes and intricate experimentation framed upon a cohesive but broadminded Death Metal canvas. Sean Millard puts down his brushes, squints […]

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Motley Crue drummer isn't afraid of backlash for his political opinions. Continue reading…

Back in February, Martin Ludlow, a former Los Angeles City Councilman, announced the inaugural edition of the LA Jazz Festival, a new music extravaganza that he’d founded. The festival was set to include a few weeks of performances in parks and nightclubs across Los Angeles, as well as a Caribbean street carnival in Venice and a two-day mini-fest called Jazz On The Beach that was set to feature artists like John Legend, Janelle Monaé, Raphael Saadiq, Charlie Wilson, and George Clinton’s Parliament Funkadelic. But just before the festival’s Aug. 7 kickoff show, which Lalah Hathaway was booked to headline, the entire festival was canceled under mysterious circumstances.

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What happens when you pair Maggie Rose’s voice with Old Crow Medicine Show’s string-band muscle and turn them loose on John Prine’s “Angel From Montgomery.” Give a listen and find out.

Some bands choose to refine an established formula after a successful debut. Devoid Of Thought, however, have taken a different path. The Italian quartet’s second full-length is not simply a more polished continuation of 2021’s Outer World Graves, but a dismantling and rearrangement of its foundations. Their earlier cosmic death metal framework remains recognisable, yet […]

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