Stereogum

Stereogum

Stereogum is an online publication that updates daily with the latest music news, song debuts, and a fun, unconventional take on various topics. Launched in January 2002 by Scott Lapatine, it is now part of the SpinMedia group.

National, Consumer
English
Magazine

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85
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Global

#25804

United States

#6407

Arts and Entertainment/Music

#59

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Articles

  • 3 days ago | stereogum.com | Abby Jones

    SoundCloud seems to claim the right to train on people's uploaded music in their terms. I think they have major questions to answer over this. I checked the wayback machine - it seems to have been added to their terms on 12th Feb 2024. I'm a SoundCloud user and I can't see any

  • 3 days ago | stereogum.com | Abby Jones

    At some point in the past couple of years, Usher has started hand-feeding cherries to female fans in the crowd at his shows. It’s a simple enough gag, but it’s made multiple headlines: Last month, rumors spread that one cherry recipient was leaving her husband due to her spicy public moment with Usher, but she later cleared the air by saying she hadn’t spoken to the singer since the show and she wasn’t even married anyway.

  • 3 days ago | stereogum.com | Abby Jones

    Like their fellow Irishmen Kneecap, post-punk band the Murder Capital have been facing some pushback over their public advocacy for Palestine and their condemnation of the Israeli government’s ongoing genocide. During recent shows, they’ve been waving a Palestinian flag onstage, and that’s apparently been getting them into some hot water with certain venues.

  • 3 days ago | stereogum.com | Abby Jones

    Since they began touring their latest album Only God Was Above Us, Vampire Weekend have been enjoying doing multiple covers in their sets. Oftentimes, those covers are audience requests, performed on the spot with various degrees of success. Last night they headlined Just Like Heaven in Los Angeles, a festival notorious for booking 2000s/2010s indie hitmakers.

  • 3 days ago | stereogum.com | Abby Jones

    Turnstile’s new album Never Enough is arriving next month. Before it’s out, the Baltimore hardcore band have a few of US shows planned, including stops in Los Angeles, Oxnard, and Brooklyn. Last night they debuted some of the new album songs during an epic free hometown show at the Wyman Park Dell, where there was apparently no barricades, no security, free water, and ample opportunities to donate to Healthcare For The Homeless.