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OREN AMBARCHI, COOKED  TO PERFECTION

posted July 15th, 2026

Keen listeners who have dug below the surface of Oren Ambarchi’s triple-digit discography know that alongside hypnotic minimalism, veins of irreverent and joyously wayward exploration run deep. Cooked, out September 25, might just be the wildest ride he's taken us on yet. Listen to an excerpt of the first side, "Hidden Tableau," out today.

 

Beginning with piano ripples from Eiko Ishibashi, after only a few seconds “Hidden Tableau” takes an unexpected turn with the entrance of a... (read more)

Artists in this story: Oren Ambarchi

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TY SEGALL & ASSOCIATES ON THE RUN TO NOWHERE

posted July 13th, 2026

Burnin' rubber and breaking the sound barrier, Ty and his band are blitzing through the end times in an armored vehicle of destruction: that is, Chrome, their new album done up DIRTY & due out August 28. Today, Ty & co. unleash a new single, "Running to Nowhere," with new tour stops in Argentina, Chile, and Brazil mapped out for 2026.

Uncorking rock moods, shades and existential basement raves, "Running to Nowhere" is a combo of hammering, haunted fuzz verses with a... (read more)

Artists in this story: Ty Segall

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PRISON BABY ON THE LOOSE AT SUNSET PARK

posted July 7th, 2026

Here comes Prison, barreling down the road with a massive new record hitched behind 'em! Their third big one, Big Rigs on the BQE, finds our sonic disruptors far and ahead of their past two LPs, compelled to dream LOUD this time around. Ahead of the album's July 31 release date, Prison drop today a new single edit, "Sunset Park," with a music video.

Looking out the window towards the mighty highway as they played, our Prisoners took in a heavy... (read more)

Artists in this story: Prison

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DEATH ON CRITERION, FOR THE WHOLE WORLD TO SEE

posted July 1st, 2026

Have you truly lived if you haven't experienced Death? That is, the Detroit proto-punk band formed in 1971 by brothers David, Bobby and Dannis Hackney, yes! If you somehow haven't heard the tale of how Death came back to life, you're in luck: the Death-defining documentary, A Band Called Death, is now streaming on the Criterion Channel starting today.

Death came to us all in 2009, when the group — with only one 7" single to their name, until then... (read more)

Artists in this story: Death