Stereogum — Over the past two years, Nine Inch Nails have done a whole lot of work with the German-Iraqi dance producer Boys Noize. This weekend, they'll play Coachella together, and they're billed as Nine Inch Noize. Just ahead of that performance, NIN have shared some very cool news that confirms a lot of recent speculation: There's a Nine inch Noize record on the way and it's coming faster than anyone predicted. NIN announced their it as part of this year's Coachella billboard season. The post Nine Inch Noize Announce New Release Out Next Week appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — Look at that cover art! They look like dinosaurs! I like it! The long-necked gentlemen depicted up above are the members of Pond, the Australian psychedelic rock band. Last month, Pond member Jay Watson released Blue Gum Way, the latest album from his solo side project GUM. Almost immediately afterwards, Pond returned at full strength… The post Pond Announce New Album Terrestrials: Hear “Two Hands” appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — The bottom of this year's Coachella poster promotes "the bunker debut of Radiohead KID A MNESIA." That's not a stealth Radiohead concert; Ed O'Brien recently informed us the band will be doing 20 shows per year starting in 2027. Rather, it's an art installation involving the KID A MNESIA film. The post Radiohead Are Taking Their Coachella Bunker Art Installation On Tour appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE are two of the best, most consistent lyricists of the 2020s, but they’ve never been pretentious enough to try proving it — at least, not outside their individual albums. The post Welcome To Lucid Nap Time With Earl & MIKE appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — Yesterday Kanye West was denied entry into the UK, leading to the cancellation of Wireless, the London festival he was supposed to headline this July. Pepsi, Rockstar Energy, PayPal, and other companies had already removed their sponsorship from Wireless by that point, citing Ye's history of antisemitism and espousing Nazi rhetoric and imagery. Earlier this year he insisted he no longer holds those beliefs, which is convenient for him now that his new album BULLY is out. Ye apparently had no issue booking two nights at Inglewood's SoFi Stadium last week to promote BULLY, and plenty of people were happy to come out to the shows. One such person was former Danity Kane member Aubrey O’Day, whose support of Ye in particular has raised some eyebrows. The post Aubrey O’Day Defends Attending Ye Shows Despite Condemning Diddy: “I Can Hold Two Truths At Once” appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — Since he came to the spotlight a little more than a decade ago, Sturgill Simpson has explored a bunch of different genres of music: psychedelic outlaw country, gritty blues-rock, old-timey bluegrass. Under his Johnny Blue Skies alter-ego, Simpson just released the disco-rock-country-funk experiment Mutiny After Midnight , and he and his band are about to take it out on tour. But it turns out that Simpson has been experimenting with genre for longer than anyone knew. Today, we get to see his '90s-rapper incarnation. The post Check Out Teenage Sturgill Simpson Rapping About Prom appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — It's been about 15 years since Denzel Curry first came to prominence as an extremely young rap monster in SpaceGhostPurrp's Raider Klan crew. Curry was only about 16 when that happened, which means he has now been rap-famous for nearly half his life. In that time, Curry has done a great many amazing things, and now he has a new accomplishment to trumpet. As Curry himself puts it, he's the "First Rapper Played in SPACE N***A!" That claim isn't 100% scientific, as we'll get into below, but it's still pretty legit. The post Denzel Curry Celebrates Being “First Rapper Played In Space” appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — American Football’s fourth self-titled album will be out at the top of May. It’s a bold evolution for the Midwest emo greats, though a recent magazine profile indicates turmoil behind the scenes involving alcoholism, alienation, and familial discord. However, their guest on today’s new single may have one-upped them in the “turmoil behind the scenes”… The post American Football – “No Feeling” (Feat. Turnstile’s Brendan Yates) appeared first on Stereogum. more info