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Live News: Sheff G released on bail, RIP MC Duke, and more

Keep up with all of today’s breaking news stories and new music releases in one place.

music / Hip-Hop

Sacrilegious chic is the trendiest way to protest

With sacrilegious chic, Gen Z artists Lil Nas X and Addison Rae combine nihilist humor with sacred Christian imagery as sociopolitical critique.

style / Clothing

Rap Blog: Lisha G is way too groovy

Watch the music video for Lisha G's new song "Whatcha Got" from the upcoming album Grooby Steppin Sh*t.

music / Hip-Hop

New Music Friday: Stream new projects from bbymutha, Chanel Beads, Lord Spikeheart, and more

The FADER's New Music Friday roundup spotlights the most exciting new albums of the week. This week, stream projects from bbymutha, Chanel Beads, Taylor Swift, Lord Spikeheart, and more.

music / Hip-Hop

Live News: Taylor Swift’s new album, YoungBoy Never Broke Again prescription fraud ring, and more

Keep up with all of today’s breaking news stories and new music releases in one place.

music / Hip-Hop

Purest Form brings Madonna to the mosh pit

Read an interview with the L.A-based industrial band Purest Form on their debut, self-titled EP.

music / Rock

What does a good music biopic actually look like?

Back To Black and Bob Marley: One Love have been savaged by critics. Will any of the upcoming wave of blockbuster music movies fare any better?

culture / Film

Live News: GloRilla arrested on DUI charge, and more

Keep up with all of today’s breaking news stories and new music releases in one place.

music / Hip-Hop

Farah Kaddour brings an ancient Levantine instrument into the 21st century

Farah Kaddour creates new sounds and contexts for the buzuq on her solo album Badā.

music / Experimental

Cover Story: This is Grupo Frontera

Grupo Frontera rose from Rio Grande Valley quinceañeras to sold-out arenas worldwide in less than two years. With their next album, Jugando Que No Pasa Nada, they’re aiming even higher.

music / Pop

Esto es Grupo Frontera

En menos de dos años Grupo Frontera ascendieron de quinceañeras en Rio Grande Valley a conciertos agotados por todo el mundo. Con su próximo álbum, Jugando Que No Pasa Nada apuntan aún más alto.

music / Pop