• Redd Holt, Drummer on Instrumentals That Became Pop Hits, Dies at 91
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Kaija Saariaho, Pathbreaking Composer, Is Dead at 70
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Central Cee & Dave – “Sprinter”
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Iam Tongi Earns His First Billboard No. 1 After ‘American Idol’ Coronation
  (Kevin Rutherford / Billboard)
• Ashley McBryde – “Learned To Lie”
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Stream Spy’s Disgusting 13-Minute Debut Album Satisfaction
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Morgan Wallen’s ‘Last Night’ Becomes His First Pop Airplay Chart Top 10
  (Jim Asker / Billboard)
• Rancid’s New Album Tomorrow Never Comes Is Fucking Awesome
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Tina Turner Tops 40 Million U.S. Streams in Week After Her Death
  (Trevor Anderson / Billboard)
• Moons, Junes and 7 Summer Tunes
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Thurston Moore, Fennesz, Dave Harrington, & More Musically Interpret Allen Ginsberg Poems On New Album The Fall Of America II
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Snaarj :: Parker Groove
  (Aquarium Drunkard / Aquarium Drunkard)
• Latto – “Put It On Da Floor Again” (Feat. Cardi B)
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Dave Harrington, Jeremy Gustin & Spender Zahn Visit Harry’s House
  (Will Schube / Passion of the Weiss)
• Kool Keith – “The Formula” (Feat. Marc Live & Ice-T)
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Review: Julia Wolfe’s ‘unEarth’ Is Crowded Out by Multimedia
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Bandmanrill, Sha EK, & MCVERTT – “Pistons”
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Weird Nightmare – “She’s The One” (The Ramones Cover)
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Bad History Month – “Over The Hills”
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Fluxblog 423: bubblegum drum and bass! high bpm bops!
  (Matthew Perpetua / Fluxblog)
• Spirito Di Lupo – “Nebbia” & “Spirito Selvaggio”
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• RVG: Brain Worms review – delicious absurdity from one of our most underrated songwriters
  (Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen / The Guardian)
• Kylie, Genesis Owusu and David Bridie: Australia’s best new music for June
  (Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen, Isabella Trimboli, Janine Israel, Shaad D'Souza, Andrew Stafford and Michael Sun / The Guardian)
• Paris Hilton Re-Records “Stars Are Blind” With Kim Petras
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Colter Wall – “Corralling The Blues”
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Rufus Wainwright & Chaka Khan Covered “Cotton-Eyed Joe”
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• The Tallest Man On Earth – “Say What You Will” (James Blake Cover)
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Sam Evian :: Life Go Low
  (Aquarium Drunkard / Aquarium Drunkard)
• Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – James Ellis Ford
  (Gary Ryan / NME)
• Bloc Party & Kennyhoopla – “Keep It Rolling”
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Ilsey & Bon Iver – “Heart Of Gold” (Neil Young Cover)
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Gunna Responds To Snitch Accusations On New Song “Bread & Butter”
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Indiecast Has Finally Done Its First Yay Or Nay Episode
  (Steven Hyden / Uproxx)
• Brahja :: Keepers
  (Aquarium Drunkard / Aquarium Drunkard)
• ‘I’m not used to seeing sex that kinky’: Is The Idol the most shocking TV of the year?
  (Shaad D'Souza / The Guardian)
• The feelin’ was right: how the Bee Gees ruled late 70s pop
  (Bob Stanley / The Guardian)
• How to safely buy tickets for festivals this summer
  (NME / NME)
• Jake Shears on life after Scissor Sisters: ‘I was put on Earth to show people a great time’
  (Michael Segalov / The Guardian)
• ‘She hasn’t just raised the bar – she’s obliterated it’: readers on Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour
  (Guardian readers / The Guardian)
• The North to Shore Festival Comes to New Jersey
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Morgan Wallen’s ‘Last Night’ Sets Record On Australia’s Chart
  (Lars Brandle / Billboard)
• McKinley Dixon: Beloved! Paradise! Jazz!? review – literary, urgent rap
  (Shaad D'Souza / The Guardian)
• ‘I can do everything but be humble’: Eric Cantona on his surprise new music career
  (Simon Hattenstone / The Guardian)
• Dom Dolla & Nelly Furtado – “Eat Your Man”
  (Rachel Brodsky / Stereogum)
• Stream Metro Boomin’s Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Soundtrack Feat. A$AP Rocky, Lil Uzi Vert, & More
  (James Rettig / Stereogum)
• The Weeknd – “Popular” (Feat. Madonna & Playboi Carti)
  (James Rettig / Stereogum)
• Bunny
  (Jude Noel / Pitchfork)
• The Sport of Love
  (Daniel Bromfield / Pitchfork)
• Détwat
  (Cameron Cook / Pitchfork)
• Lewis Capaldi’s ‘Broken’ Bows In Top 10 Billboard’s Album Sales Chart
  (Keith Caulfield / Billboard)
•  Thank you for reading