Danielle Chelosky is a news writer for Stereogum, a music publication. She covers a wide range of topics within the music industry, including album releases, tour announcements, and artist features. Her work has also been featured in The Hard Times and UPROXX.
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Danielle's work primarily covers entertainment news, particularly music events, song releases, and artist/band announcements. Her focus on event coverage and private sector announcements suggests that she is likely to be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews with musicians or bands around significant events like album releases or concerts.
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We still don't know when exactly the Weeknd's new album Hurry Up Tomorrow is arriving.
It's Halloween — of course there's a new single from Bartees Strange's forthcoming album Horror . “Too Much” is not spooky, but it's free-flowing and fun, bursting with piercing riffs, unexpected shifts, and consistent infectiousness.
On Friday (Nov. 1), Secretly Canadian released 4 Hits & A Miss, a career-spanning compilation by the late prolific musician Richard Swift. The album includes an unreleased song titled “Common Law.”
The Body are experts at anxiety-inducing bursts of noise, and they’ve done it yet again. The Portland band unleash The Crying Out Of Things in less than week, but on Halloween they offered us a treat with the discordant, turbulent whirlwind “Less Meaning.”
We last heard from Pet Symmetry exactly a year ago with the song “Big Island.” The Chicago emo band returned on Friday (Nov. 1) with the sonorous elegy “Big Steve,” an ode to the late New Jersey producer, sound engineer, and tour manager Steve Poponi.
In less than two weeks, Maxo Kream with unleash Personification, the follow-up to 2021’s Weight Of The World, which was our Album Of The Week. On Friday (Nov. 1), the Houston rapper released the final single “Big Hoe Me.”
In August, the 1975’s George Daniel released his debut solo song “Screen Cleaner” on his new Dirty Hit imprint, dh2. The track was a clubby, skittish outburst; today, he’s back with the more contemplative electronic sprawl “Chlorine.”
By: Danielle Chelosky
Earlier this week, Primus revealed that longtime drummer Tim “Herb” Alexander left the band via email, citing that he “lost his passion for playing.” Today, the former member expanded on why he exited to Rolling Stone.
By: Danielle Chelosky
In Feb. 2023, it was reported that the Weeknd would star alongside Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan in a film scored by Daniel Lopatin. A lot has happened since then — including the chaotic release and cancelation of Abel Tasfaye’s Max series The Idol — but today the movie was announced and it’s titled after his forthcoming album Hurry Up Tomorrow.
By: Danielle Chelosky
Oasis aren't done. The recently reunited Britpop legends have announced shows in the UK and Ireland North America Australia , and now South America as well.
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