Drake Fans React To Rapper Not Dropping New Album Friday

New York Fashion Week show dressed in his elegant neon bolero, bustier and black pants — told The Post that the reaction to her honesty has been uplifting. “The best part is, I think, the feedback that I get from people who make me feel like they’re awkward too and have a hard time in social situations,” said the former J.

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Sorry, Ghostwriter, but the Recording Academy just handed you a big boo.

Drake has finally confirmed the release date for his upcoming album ‘For All The Dogs’.Today (September 7), Drake took to social media to announce the release date for ‘For All The Dogs’, which has now been set for September 22. However, further information surrounding the album – including its tracklist and guest features – have yet to be revealed.A post shared by champagnepapi (@champagnepapi)The album’s release date comes months after the rapper first announced the record in late June following the release of his debut poetry collection.

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Mitski has announced listening parties for her upcoming LP ‘The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We’, along with film screenings.The music and film double features will occur next week on Thursday, September 7. These events will be presented in movie theatres in eight international cities, including Chicago, Dallas, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Nashville, Sydney, and New York — plus one planetarium in Tokyo, Japan — with the US events co-presented by Spotify.Fans will be able to gather together in an intimate setting for an early preview of ‘The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We’ in its entirety.

NME about the fresh creative approach that made their long-awaited sixth album possible The Kills have shared new single ‘103’ and announced details of their long-awaited sixth album ‘God Games’.Last month, the duo comprised of vocalist Alison Mosshart and guitarist Jamie Hince, teased their new album with the release of a dual single ‘New York’/’LA Hex’. ‘New York’ saw the pair merging their trademark, gritty rock and roll sound with cinematic horns and rattling rhythm, while ‘LA Hex’ saw them layering warped trumpets and choral harmonies on top of a stuttering beat.Today (August 30), along with the announcement of ‘God Games’ – their first album in seven years since 2016’s ‘Ashes & Ice‘ – the band have shared the album’s third single ‘103’, which Mosshart has described as a “dark twisted love song”.

Taking Back Sunday have announced details of a new album ‘152’, and shared the single ‘S’old’. Check it out below.The upcoming LP will be the eighth album from the New York rock veterans, and their first full-length LP in seven years, following on from 2016’s ‘Tidal Wave’.Produced by Tushar Apte (Demi Lovato, Nicki Minaj) and mixed by Neal Avron (Twenty One Pilots, Bleachers), the album gets its name from the section of road in North Carolin, where the band and their friends would meet up as teenagers.

Tirzah’s next project is fast approaching. The elusive English electronic artist who covered The FADER in 2021 posted the news on Instagram this afternoon (August 29) along with a string of October tour dates.

Vancouver Drake fans are not happy.

Porcupine Tree singer and multi-instrumentalist Steven Wilson has announced his new solo album, ‘The Harmony Codex’. Check out new single ‘Economies Of Scale’ below, along with our interview with the artist.Released on September 29, a deluxe three-disc edition of ‘The Harmony Codex’ will includs remixes of its songs by the likes of Manic Street Preachers, Interpol, Roland Orzabal of Tears For Fears, Opeth’s Mikael Akerfeldt and electronica pioneers Radiophonic Workshop.‘The Harmony Codex’ has been previewed with listening sessions for fans in cities including London, New York, Berlin, LA and Amsterdam.

Drake had yet another bra thrown on stage during his “It’s All a Blur” tour performance at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle over the weekend.

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Olivia Rodrigo has shared the advice that both Jack White and St. Vincent have given her while writing her album ‘Guts’.In a recent interview with The New York Times, Rodrigo explained how she turned to White for help amid the pressure of creating her new album.“He wrote me this letter the first time I met him that said, ‘Your only job is to write music that you would want to hear on the radio,’” she said.

Is Angelina Jolie sending a message to her ex-husband, Brad Pitt, through her new ink? That’s what fans seem to think!

In 2021, Kristin Hayter released Sinner Get Ready, the third and final album from the California-based artist as Lingua Ignota. It was a brilliant capstone for a catalog unlike any other, a gothic hymnary bound in skin and bone and bursting with hard-won revelation.

Drake has revealed the cover art for his upcoming album, ‘For All The Dogs’.Today (August 22), the Canadian rapper took to social media to share the album art for the upcoming record, which he revealed was drawn by his son Adonis.‘For All The Dogs’ has yet to receive a release date, but is supposedly “coming soon”.A post shared by champagnepapi (@champagnepapi)At the end of July, Drake teased his new album ‘For All The Dogs’ and confirmed that the forthcoming LP will arrive “in like two weeks”, though that has yet to happen. He announced the album hours after he released his poetry book Titles Ruin Everything: A Stream of Consciousness last month.On August 17, Drake told the audience at his concert in Inglewood that he “got a chance today to listen to my album” and that “it’s coming real soon”.

William Earl The National’s headlining show at New York’s Madison Square Garden on Friday felt like the culmination of a 20-plus-year grassroots campaign of devotees growing the base one person at a time. After all, nothing about the Brooklyn-by-way-of-Ohio quintet is radio-friendly: Frontman Matt Berninger sings brooding tales about shattered relationships and the creep of death in a rich baritone, while brothers Aaron and Bryce Dessner play knotty guitar lines over the thumping rhythm section of bassist Scott and drummer Bryan Devendorf, also brothers.