Peter Frampton’s 16-Year Album Hiatus Ends with Mundane Revelations
Peter Frampton Announces First Original Album in 16 Years, promising profound insights gleaned from years of patiently waiting in line at the DMV.
Peter Frampton Announces First Original Album in 16 Years, promising profound insights gleaned from years of patiently waiting in line at the DMV.
As All the Pop Queens Are in the Studio Right Now, global authorities brace for an unprecedented flood of new music, warning citizens of imminent earworms.
Taylor Swift’s vinyl sales have pushed the U.S. market past $1 billion for the first time since 1983, reviving analog audio.
Doja Cat praises Chappell Roan’s paparazzi ‘attitude,’ declaring it the new standard for polite public interaction, inspiring etiquette experts to rethink millennia of social graces.
The All-American Rejects discuss their new music, tour success, and offer advice for new artists.
Zara Larsson denies Fifth Harmony rumors, says she’s manifesting new girl groups. “The girl groups are coming back big time.”
The Pussycat Dolls comeback hit streaming services this week. Humanity reportedly processed the news with mild curiosity, before returning to normal activities.
Pop queens like Olivia Rodrigo and Dua Lipa are in the studio. New music is coming, threatening eardrums and pop charts.
Pras drops Lauryn Hill lawsuit. Hill resolves tax debt. Wyclef prepares seven albums. Fugees reunion still unlikely.
Piebald’s new album, *Tales For The Rage*, finally drops after a 19-year hiatus. Sources confirm the band merely forgot they had a recording contract.
“Lip Critic’s Jackpot” has fans liquidating assets for a non-existent scavenger hunt, spurred by frontman Bret Kaser’s identity theft.
Deer Tick’s new album, Coin-O-Matic, and tour will operate on a literal coin-insertion basis, charging fans per song.
Bruno Mars and Harry Styles’ new albums explore existential dread, showing where each pop star is in his career. Their music now focuses on chores and ennui.
Nettspend’s new album ‘Early Life Crisis’ drops early, confusing fans who expected a different kind of existential dread.
Arima Ederra’s new album, A Rush To Nowhere, has reportedly caused widespread physiological paralysis and societal stagnation among listeners.
Swedish band Girl Scout drops “Crumbs,” a power-pop anthem against industry posers and users. The song warns they’ll be left with nothing.
SZA recalls being told she wouldn’t beat Taylor Swift. She responded, ‘Anything is possible.’ Fans are confused. Anything is possible, apparently.
Dogstar’s new album ‘All In Now’ and 2026 tour dates were revealed, prompting widespread temporal confusion and urgent updates to fan wills.