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Lana Del Rey Shares New Song Snippet Dissing Ethel Cain: ‘Most Famous Girl at the Waffle House’

68% Left coverage: 19 sources

It seems that the alt-pop girls are fighting after Lana Del Rey posted a song snippet taking aim at Ethel Cain. Related Ethel Cain Reveals She’s In Her First-Ever Relationship at 27: ‘Love Was Always My Final Frontier’ Lana Del Rey Says She Prays for Palestine ‘Eve…See the Story

Sinéad O'Connor Biopic in Development

Coverage: 14 sources

A new film telling the story of the early life and career of the late Sinéad O'Connor is in development, according to reports.Sinead O'Connor · Dublin See the Story

Cardi B Samples Jay-Z on '90s-Inspired New Single ‘Imaginary Playerz’

Coverage: 4 sources

Cardi B has shared a new single called ‘Imaginary Playerz’, which features a sample of the Jay-Z track by the same name. READ MORE: Cardi B – ‘Invasion Of Privacy’ Review: A confident and compelling debut from the Bronx rapper The new single marks the latest preview to be shared of her long-awaited sophomore album, ‘Am I The Drama?’ – the long-awaited follow-up to her hit 2018 debut ‘Invasion of Privacy’. Already, she has shared the song ‘Outsi…Jay-Z See the Story

New Mixes From Frankie Knuckles, Andrew Weatherall, and More Unearthed for Resident Advisor Series

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

There are also new tunes from Helena Hauff, Theo Parrish, and others to mark the 1,000th installment of the RA PodcastMusic Read Article

Steve Lacy Thought ‘It Was So Awesome’ That Drake Called Him a ‘Fragile Opp’: ‘This Is So Beautiful’

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Looking back in his 'Rolling Stone' cover story.Drake See the Story

Phil Elverum / Arrington de Dionyso: GIANT OPENING MOUTH ON THE GROUND

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Armed with nothing more than a gong run through a giant subwoofer, the Mount Eerie mastermind teams up with his former Old Time Relijun bandmate on an album of scabrous, mystical drone music.Phil Elverum Read Article

Silvana Estrada Announces Tour, Shares New “Dime” Video

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Mexican musician will support new album Vendrán Suaves Lluvias with concerts in South America, Europe, and North AmericaMusic Video See the Story

Beverly Glenn-Copeland Covers Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” and “Save the Children”

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

New renditions of the What’s Going On classics, made with Elizabeth Glenn-Copeland, Thom Gill, Joseph Shabason, Jeremy Greenspan, and Bram GielenToronto, ON · Toronto See the Story

Black Eyes Announce Tour and First Album in 21 Years, Share New Song

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Washington, D.C., band worked with Ian MacKaye on comeback effort Hostile DesignWashington DC · Washington See the Story

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