Massive Attack tease new ‘Eutopia’ EP with mysterious Instagram posts

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerActress Spencer Grammer wanted to stop a situation from escalating. She got more than she bargained for.“My friend and I did what anyone else would do in the same situation,” Grammer said.

New music alert! Billie Eilish teased a new song titled “My Future” on her social media on Friday.

New music alert! Billie Eilish teased a new song titled “My Future” on her social media on Friday.The 18-year-old musician revealed that the track will drop on Jul.

Billie Eilish has appeared to tease an upcoming release of new music.

Billie Eilish has announced a new track, ‘My Future’, set to be released next week.Posting on social media, the ‘Bad Guy’ singer said the song would be out next Thursday (July 30), though it’s unclear yet whether the song will be taken from her highly-anticipated second album.Billie Eilish – “my future”Out next Thursday— billie eilish (@billieeilish) July 24, 2020The track is set to be Eilish’s first new music since her record-breaking Bond theme ‘No Time To Die’, as well as 2019 track

Angel Olsen has teased a new track and video titled ‘Whole New Mess’, which will be released next week.The singer uploaded a fifteen second snippet of music and visuals and a link to a premiere of the video which will take place at 5pm BST on Tuesday July 28.Tuesday July 28 https://t.co/CurWxE3ipg pic.twitter.com/dhaCrp5WRW— Angel Olsen (@AngelOlsen) July 24, 2020The video is directed by Ashley Connor has worked with Olsen a number of times, providing visuals for ‘Lark’, ‘All Mirrors’, ‘Shut

Taylor Swift‘s fans are crying foul that her arch-nemesis Scooter Braun is trying to steal her thunder after she announced she’ll be dropping her eighth studio album on July 24 at midnight. Swifties rejoiced that the 30-year-old singer is helping save the mess that 2020 has been by delivering 16 fresh songs on her new Folklore album.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterThe power and importance of diversity and representation was the common theme to emerge from the Star Trek Universe panel on Thursday for the virtual fan convention Comic-Con@Home.

coronavirus pandemic.Earlier this month, the UK government announced an unprecedented £1.57 billion in grants to support the arts sector, though the funding doesn’t yet appear to include nightclubs, dance music events and festivals.The #LetUsDance campaign has been signed by Thom Yorke, Fatboy Slim, Caribou, Massive Attack, Four Tet, Daniel Avery and many more, who are urging the government to recognise the UK’s dance music industry in the same way as the live music and performing arts sectors,

2020 has been kind to BLINKS who were eagerly waiting for their idols to make a comeback and BLACKPINK delivered, as per usual! With their epic pre-release single How You Like That, the Korean girl group showed us why they're the queens of the music industry. Moreover, How You Like That charted at No.

Get ready to blast "History," because One Direction has dusted off their social media accounts in preparation for the boy band's 10th anniversary.

After back-to-back days focused on his political career, Kanye West said he’s going to spend some time focusing on music, teasing the release of a new album later this week. West switched gears late Monday night to reveal to his followers that he’s taking a brief break from his newly announced 2020 presidential campaign to spend some time getting an album together that he says will drop this week.

Travis Scott is making 2020 his year.

Halle Berry may have a new man in her life!The 53-year-old actress sparked romance rumors over the weekend when she posted a photo of herself sitting outside with a mystery man to Instagram.

Maroon 5 are prepping the follow-up to their emotional hit single, "Memories," with a new track entitled "Nobody's Love." The band announced on Monday (July 20) that the song will drop at midnight on Thursday (July 23), teasing it with a cryptic technicolor Instagram image of a woman on the beach with a smiley face shining down on her from above.At press time there was no additional information available about the song, including whether it features longtime bassist Mickey Madden, who recently

Courtney Barnett has hinted at a quieter sound in forthcoming material in an interview with Australian radio station Double J today (July 17).Speaking to Double J presenter Zan Rowe, the ‘Avant Gardener’ singer spoke about creating new music on the road and how her new songs have “a distinctly different feel”.“I’ve been working on these songs since the last album came out, I guess,” Barnett said.“A lot of them are these soft, folk songs that are written in hotel rooms.