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The song has been featured in a number of articles and videos, including reviews of the song by various music outlets such as Pitchfork and The Line of Best Fit, as well as a music video released by the band. The video was directed by the band's frontman, Kevin Parker. The video features the band performing the song in a desert landscape, with various strange and surreal imagery throughout. The video has been praised for its unique visuals and has been viewed over 3 million times on YouTube. Additionally, the song has been featured in a number of TV shows, films and advertisements, such as Netflix's The End of the F***ing World and the video game FIFA 17.
Miley Cyrus was sued in September by Tempo Music Investments, a company that claims to have an ownership stake in the 2013 Bruno Mars chart-topper “When I Was Your Man.” The company claims that Cyrus’s 2023 mega-hit “Flowers” — which returned her to the top of the charts, won the Grammy for Record Of The Year, and became the second biggest song of the year — rips off the Mars track and “would not exist” without it. Today, Cyrus’ legal team has filed their first response to the lawsuit.
It’s noise. It’s all noise. You can get lost in it. When you tune in, you might catch a few quick shards of something familiar and comforting. You might be like: “Oh, huh, Blonde Redhead, that’s cool. Did one of their songs blow up on TikTok or something?” Most of the time, though, it’s sheer roiling alien chaos. It’s here to overwhelm you. It’s here to fuck up your day.
Bartees Strange is in the middle of rolling out his new album Horror, but he’s taking a break from that today to give us a great new holiday single. “Xmas” finds Strange tapping into that Mk.gee/1975 guitar sound and borrowing some melodic phrasing from Donny Hathaway’s “This Christmas” in service of pure, uncut seasonal melancholia. “Yeah, it’s Christmas/ And you don’t even want me at all,” he sings on the chorus. “Wonderin’ if you’ll ever call/ Christmas at the end of the world.” It sounds like an alternate-universe ’90s pop song, and it rules.
The UK producer and Bad Taste label head Lean Low sampled Fugazi for his new song out today. But “Out Of Rhythm,” a collaboration with the R&B singer Jaydonclover, is not the hard-charging dance-rock tune you might expect. The song pulls Ian MacKaye’s vocals from “I’m So Tired,” the piano ballad from Instrument, deploying them with in a skipping, hip-hop-influenced collage of sounds, purportedly with MacKaye’s full blessing. The track comes with a music video featuring ’90s skate videos and footage of the club night Jive Turkey in Lean Low’s Sheffield hometown. Watch below.