Magnet Magazine — A quarter century later, Seattle noise-rock stalwarts Kinski are still grinding it out with a vengeance. For their first release in seven years, guitarist Chris Martin, bassist Lucy Atkinson and drummer Barrett Wilke have scaled back to their power-t... more info

Stereogum — Last year, Coldplay released their latest LP Moon Music and Chris Martin said the band wouldn’t be making that many more albums. Now, the frontman is working alongside FIFA to help curate the first ever halftime show at the World Cup final nex... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Chris Martin (Coldplay). You sometimes have really good dance moves for an old, white British guy. Read our “guilty pleasures” Sound Check on Coldplay, ABBA, Duran Duran, Def Leppard, Sarah McLachlan and TLC: The post Happy Birthda... more info

Stereogum — Here’s one trend reportedly happening at big concerts right now: People yell “FEIN”! As in, they loudly request a performance of “FEIN,” the Travis Scott x Playboi Carti song from last year’s Utopia that I heard in a zillion YouTube ... more info

Stereogum — There is some bad juju going on in Melbourne arenas right now. A few weeks ago, Olivia Rodrigo was playing a show there, and she fell through an opening in the stage floor. (Miraculously, she wasn’t hurt.) On Sunday night at a different venue in... more info

New York Post — The band's frontman, 47, suffered a fall while speaking to the 50,000-strong crowd at Melbourne's Marvel Stadium during their "Music of the Spheres" world tour. more info

Stereogum — Coldplay live-debuted their Moon Music track “The Karate Kid” in grand fashion on Thursday, with the Karate Kid, Ralph Macchio, lip-syncing to Chris Martin’s pre-recorded vocals at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium. more info

New York Post — “Getting the band Coldplay to perform before 9 p.m is one of the most difficult things in the world,” frontman Chris Martin told the crowd. more info

Stereogum — Coldplay’s 10th album Moon Music releases Friday (Oct. 4), and they’ll apparently only make two more after that. To celebrate, Chris Martin talked with Rolling Stone about some of the band’s defining songs, and one of them was (of course) �... more info

New York Post — “Less is more. And for some of our critics, even less would be even more," Martin said.  more info