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Foo Fighters Build a Healing Album Out of Heroic Noise
NewsApr 23, 2026

Foo Fighters Build a Healing Album Out of Heroic Noise

Foo Fighters’ twelfth studio effort, *Your Favorite Toy*, follows the mournful 2023 release *But Here We Are* with a louder, garage‑rock catharsis. The album, recorded with new drummer Ilan Rubin, trades reflective grief for high‑energy riffs and punchy lyrics that...

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Tyla Reveals Sophomore Album ‘A*POP’
NewsApr 23, 2026

Tyla Reveals Sophomore Album ‘A*POP’

South African singer‑songwriter Tyla announced that her sophomore album *A*POP* will be released on July 24. The record is billed as “African, unapologetic, confident, and global,” following the success of her Grammy‑winning singles “Water” and “Push 2 Start.” Recent collaborations, including the...

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Garvit-Priyansh on Getting Arijit Singh’s Stamp of Approval and Their India Tour
NewsApr 22, 2026

Garvit-Priyansh on Getting Arijit Singh’s Stamp of Approval and Their India Tour

Indian music duo Garvit-Priyansh received a surprise endorsement when Arijit Singh performed a cover of their hit “Kaahe Mose” at a private concert in Noida, praising the track. The duo, who have amassed millions of streams since their 2022 debut,...

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Inside the Making of Midival Punditz Long-Anticipated New Album ‘Love And Machines’
NewsApr 21, 2026

Inside the Making of Midival Punditz Long-Anticipated New Album ‘Love And Machines’

After a decade without a full-length release, Indian electronic pioneers Midival Punditz unveil their new album *Love And Machines*. The 13‑track record weaves ghazal, Sufi, Rajasthani folk and Bengali classical into the duo’s signature synth‑driven soundscape. Star vocalists such as...

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Decoding ‘Arirang’: The Links Between BTS’ Latest Era and Their Past Hits
NewsApr 21, 2026

Decoding ‘Arirang’: The Links Between BTS’ Latest Era and Their Past Hits

South Korean boy band BTS released their ninth studio album Arirang, which immediately claimed the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 and secured a perfect all‑kill on Korean charts. The record also topped the Official UK Albums Chart and saw multiple...

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Calvin Harris in Mumbai Showed That Production Can Make or Break a Show
NewsApr 20, 2026

Calvin Harris in Mumbai Showed That Production Can Make or Break a Show

Calvin Harris' April 18 concert in Mumbai drew a large crowd but stumbled over logistics and production. Attendees reported confusing entry points, poor signage, and a dry‑venue policy that dampened crowd energy. While Harris delivered his classic hits, the lighting,...

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How ‘Event Cinema’ Is Bridging India’s Global Concert Gap
NewsApr 20, 2026

How ‘Event Cinema’ Is Bridging India’s Global Concert Gap

Indian cinema chain PVR INOX turned concert films into "event cinema," screening BTS's Arirang live viewing across more than 20 cities on April 11, 2026. The debut achieved an average 54% seat occupancy, prompting a second Tokyo‑based screening a week...

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Twin Strings, Premanjali, Inayat, Chaos and All The Songs to Know This Week
NewsApr 20, 2026

Twin Strings, Premanjali, Inayat, Chaos and All The Songs to Know This Week

Rolling Stone India’s weekly roundup spotlights a surge of new Indian releases, ranging from heavy‑metal anthems to experimental pop. Notably, thrash veterans Chaos unveil “It’s Time for War,” a teaser for their forthcoming album *Bane of Humanity*. Kochi’s Aprils Away...

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Galaxy Buds4 Pro Review: Nearing the Sweet Spot
NewsApr 20, 2026

Galaxy Buds4 Pro Review: Nearing the Sweet Spot

Samsung’s Galaxy Buds4 Pro aim to hit the sweet spot for premium true‑wireless earbuds, launching at a discounted ₹22,999 (≈ $277) versus a ₹29,999 MRP (≈ $361). The review praises the earbuds’ comfortable fit, active noise cancellation, nine‑band EQ, and 360‑audio, while...

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Scorpions Cancel India Tour Citing ‘Unforeseen Medical Circumstances’ Within Band
NewsApr 18, 2026

Scorpions Cancel India Tour Citing ‘Unforeseen Medical Circumstances’ Within Band

German rock icons the Scorpions have cancelled their four‑city India tour, originally set to begin on April 21, 2026 in Shillong and conclude on April 30 in Mumbai. The cancellation was attributed to unforeseen medical circumstances affecting band members, according...

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RSI Recommends: Experiences To Catch At The Vinyl Pop Up in Mumbai This Record Store Day
NewsApr 17, 2026

RSI Recommends: Experiences To Catch At The Vinyl Pop Up in Mumbai This Record Store Day

Record Store Day will be celebrated in Mumbai on April 18, 2026 as The Vinyl Pop‑Up returns to Peace Haven in Bandra. The pop‑up will feature more than 5,000 licensed vinyl titles ranging from Led Zeppelin to Michael Jackson, alongside...

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TXT’s ‘Stick with You’ Is a Dreamy Song of Longing
NewsApr 17, 2026

TXT’s ‘Stick with You’ Is a Dreamy Song of Longing

South Korean boy band TXT released “Stick with You” as the lead single from their seventh mini‑album 7th Year: When the Wind Pauses in the Thorns. The track pairs airy, minimalist production with breathy vocals to convey anxiety, loyalty, and a...

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Charli XCX’s Next Album Is Less ‘Dance-Leaning’ and More Rock: ‘It’s Fun to Flip the Form’
NewsApr 17, 2026

Charli XCX’s Next Album Is Less ‘Dance-Leaning’ and More Rock: ‘It’s Fun to Flip the Form’

Charli XCX announced that her eighth studio album will abandon her signature dance‑centric pop for a rock‑infused direction, calling it a “rock reinvention.” The record, still in development, is being crafted with longtime collaborators A.G. Cook and Finn Keane and...

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Avril Lavigne Covers Alanis Morissette’s ‘Ironic’ for Rom-Com Soundtrack
NewsApr 17, 2026

Avril Lavigne Covers Alanis Morissette’s ‘Ironic’ for Rom-Com Soundtrack

Avril Lavigne has recorded a faithful cover of Alanis Morissette’s 1995 hit “Ironic,” which will appear on the soundtrack of the new rom‑com Mile End Kicks. The film, set in 2011 Montreal, follows a music critic turned publicist and opens in U.S. and Canadian...

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