History as you've never seen it: a journey in time through the albums, concerts and events that made history—this week in music.

As far as origin stories, there are few that feature shoulder brushing with as many notable names as Mick Jenkins'.

Raye and her "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!" join LE SSERAFIM and YKNIECE as late risers as we look towards the end of 2025.

Michael Jackson as The King of Pop, the release of '8 Mile' from Eminem plus Paul McCartney's alleged passing and more.

Though, in most senses, the top of the charts is always the place to start in any commercial discussion of music, oftentimes we’ll eschew discussion of it, due in no small part to a 2025 buzzword: ...

You may have seen elsewhere the alarms blaring — is rap no longer pop music? We’ll defer a whole crisis breakdown, but it’s hard to ignore the facts. For the first time in years, Billboard’s top 40 ...

“Big stepper, underground methods / top notch h*** get the most, not the lesser,” a tight couplet replayed millions of times across streaming platforms and social media platforms alike. Hanumankind ...

There are heavy hitters on the horizon. Cardi B and Taylor Swift are just some of the earnest power players that will return to charts in the coming weeks as both have albums on the way. For the ...

For a bit of background, though visible with a “beef” against Joyner Lucas and a somewhat constant stream of singles, the wait for a bona fide Skepta album rolls ...

Exemplifying the true meaning of “like they never left,” Tame Impala is back. The past few years had no shortage of Kevin Parker assisted tunes since the world received The Slow Rush, as titans from ...

It’s been almost two years since we waxed poetic on a rising face in electronic music, Barry Can’t Swim, checking in on a milestone achievement with his debut, When Will We Land. For this writer in ...