Metalsucks — Australian post-hardcore outfit The Amity Affliction touring North America early [...] The post The Amity Affliction to Tour North America with Hail The Sun, Many Eyes, and Solence appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Stereogum — After releasing their debut album Where we’ve been, Where we go from here in February, Friko are back today with an expanded version. The Chicago indie rock band shared advance singles “If I Am” and “Pride Trials,” and now it’s out in full, including a cover of My Bloody Valentine’s “When You Sleep.” more info

Stereogum — A couple of months ago, Red Hot announced the stacked TRAИƧA compilation. “Young Lion,” Sade’s first new song in six years, was released as an advance single, along with Lauren Auder + Wendy & Lisa of the Revolution covering Prince’s “I Would Die 4 U,” Sam Smith reimagining “Ever New” with Beverly Glenn-Copeland, and more. Now, the full 46-track comp is finally out. more info

Stereogum — Last month, ROSÉ announced her debut album rosie and released the lead single “APT” featuring Bruno Mars. Now, the Blackpink member is back with its follow-up, “NUMBER ONE GIRL.” more info

Obscure Sound — A compelling electro-pop sound with both emotive and danceable qualities shows across Anywhere, the new EP from Pol Sembrano. The Seattle-based, Filipino-American composure and classically trained pianist emphasizes an atmospheric yet hooky sound throughout, drawing inspiration from acts like Depeche Mode, New Order, and early Kylie Minogue. “Anywhere” commences the EP with a club-friendly spirit, weaving brisk synth pulsations and bass-y bounces amidst yearning vocals — “just you and me until eternity.” The “go anywhere,” escalation stirs with a spacey synth pad backing, reminding fondly of Erasure in its overall drive. “Open Mind” follows with a more dreamier-paced intrigue, clamoring The post Pol Sembrano – ‘Anywhere’ EP appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

New York Post — "Then he picked up a revolver that I hadn't previously noticed lying on the green felt," Cher wrote. more info

New York Post — Katy Perry's years-long legal battle with an Australian designer is over. more info

Stereogum — On Tuesday (Nov. 19), author Marcus J. Moore published his new book High And Rising: A Book About De La Soul on Dey Street Books. Today, the legendary hip-hop group took to social media to denounce the “unauthorized” book, saying they’re “exploring all of our legal options.” more info