Leave it to Toro Y Moi to put a unique spin on the modern deluxe album trend. Last year, he dropped Hole Erth, a nostalgic review of his suburban teen years with an odd combo of indie and rap sensibilities.
This September, he’s reissuing the project as Unerthed: Hole Erth Unplugged. As its MTV-inspired title suggests, the remix album will feature all-new arrangements of Hole Erth songs like “CD-R” and “Daria” — a la the Y2K favorite, Unplugged, which is fitting for an album so entrenched in that strange and magical time period.
In the press release, Toro explains why he went this direction, saying, “The idea to begin this project came while listening to Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged record. I love how the rearrangement brought out so many intricacies of their songwriting and gave context to the original recordings and the decisions made… Americana has always been a major theme in my music. I asked myself, what could be more edgy than Rap-Rock turned Alt-Country? Hole Erth and Unerthed was meant to be a dual album from the beginning, the vision is complete. Enjoy…”
In addition to the announcement, he’s released the first “unplugged” song from the upcoming project, “CD-R (unerthed).” You can check that out above.
For decades, The Beatles Anthology has been a definitive document of the band, consisting of a documentary, compilations albums, and a book. It gets updated from time to time, and now is one of those times. It’s a big one, too: There’s a new documentary episode and a new music collection.
The documentary series has a new ninth episode, and all of them are set to stream on Disney+ beginning on November 26. The new episode features “unseen behind-the-scenes footage of Paul, George and Ringo coming together between 1994 and 1995 to work on ‘The Anthology’ and reflecting on their shared life as The Beatles.”
The other major addition is Anthology 4, which has 13 previously unreleased demos, session recordings, and other rarities, all out on November 21. The Anthology book is also getting a reissue, set for October 14.
The “Free As A Bird” video has been restored as well, so check that out above and find the Anthology Collection tracklist below. Learn more about all the new releases here.
Anthology 1 Tracklist
CD Disc One
1. “Free As A Bird (1995 mix)”
2. “John Lennon Speech 1”
3. “That’ll Be The Day”
4. “In Spite Of All The Danger”
5. “Paul McCartney Speech 1”
6. “Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Home demo)”
7. “You’ll Be Mine (Home demo)”
8. “Cayenne (Home demo)”
9. “Paul McCartney Speech 2”
10. “My Bonnie”
11. “Ain’t She Sweet”
12. “Cry For A Shadow”
13. “John Lennon Speech 2”
14. “Brian Epstein Speech 1”
15. “Searchin’ (Decca audition)”
16. “Three Cool Cats (Decca audition)”
17. “The Sheik Of Araby (Decca audition)”
18. “Like Dreamers Do (Decca audition)”
19. “Hello Little Girl (Decca audition)”
20. “Brian Epstein Speech 2”
21. “Besame Mucho (June 1962 version)”
22. “Love Me Do (First version)”
23. “How Do You Do It”
24. “Please Please Me (First version)”
25. “One After 909 (Takes 3, 4 and 5)”
26. “One After 909 (Edit of Takes 4 and 5)”
27. “Lend Me Your Comb (BBC recording)”
28. “I’ll Get You (Sunday Night at the London Palladium)”
29. “John Lennon Speech 3”
30. “I Saw Her Standing There (Live in Stockholm)”
31. “From Me To You (Live in Stockholm)”
32. “Money (That’s What I Want) (Live in Stockholm)”
33. “You Really Got A Hold On Me (Live in Stockholm)”
34. “Roll Over Beethoven (Live in Stockholm)”
CD Disc Two
1. “She Loves You (Royal Variety Performance)”
2. “Till There Was You (Royal Variety Performance)”
3. “Twist And Shout (Royal Variety Performance)”
4. “This Boy (The Morecambe And Wise Show)”
5. “I Want To Hold Your Hand (The Morecambe And Wise Show)”
6. “Speech From The Morecambe And Wise Show”
7. “Moonlight Bay (The Morecambe And Wise Show)”
8. “Can’t Buy Me Love (Take 2 with solo from Take 1)”
9. “All My Loving (The Ed Sullivan Show)”
10. “You Can’t Do That (Take 6)”
11. “And I Love Her (Take 2)”
12. “A Hard Day’s Night (Take 1)”
13. “I Wanna Be Your Man (Around The Beatles)”
14. “Long Tall Sally (Around The Beatles)”
15. “Boys (Around The Beatles session)”
16. “Shout (Around The Beatles)”
17. “I’ll Be Back (Take 2)”
18. “I’ll Be Back (Take 3)”
19. “You Know What To Do (Demo)”
20. “No Reply (Demo)”
21. “Mr Moonlight (Takes 1 and 4)”
22. “Leave My Kitten Alone (Take 5)”
23. “No Reply (Take 2)”
24. “Eight Days A Week (Takes 1, 2 and 4)”
25. “Eight Days A Week (Take 5)”
26. “Kansas City / Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey! (Take 2)”
Anthology 2 Tracklist
CD Disc One
1. “Real Love (1996 mix)”
2. “Yes It Is (Takes 2 and 14)”
3. “I’m Down (Take 1)”
4. “You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away (Take 5)”
5. “If You’ve Got Trouble (Take 1)”
6. “That Means A Lot (Take 1)”
7. “Yesterday (Take 1)”
8. “It’s Only Love (Takes 3 and 2)”
9. “I Feel Fine (Blackpool Night Out)”
10. “Ticket To Ride (Blackpool Night Out)”
11. “Yesterday (Blackpool Night Out)”
12. “Help! (Blackpool Night Out)”
13. “Everybody’s Trying To Be My Baby (Live at Shea Stadium, New York)”
14. “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (Take 1)”
15. “I’m Looking Through You (Take 1)”
16. “12-Bar Original (Take 2 edited)”
17. “Tomorrow Never Knows (Take 1)”
18. “Got To Get You Into My Life (Take 5)”
19. “And Your Bird Can Sing (Take 2)”
20. “Taxman (Take 11)”
21. “Eleanor Rigby (Take 14 – Strings only)”
22. “I’m Only Sleeping (Rehearsal)”
23. “I’m Only Sleeping (Take 1)”
24. “Rock And Roll Music (Live in Tokyo)”
25. “She’s A Woman (Live in Tokyo)”
CD Disc Two
1. “Strawberry Fields Forever (Home demo sequence)”
2. “Strawberry Fields Forever (Take 1)”
3. “Strawberry Fields Forever (Take 7 and edit piece)”
4. “Penny Lane (Remix)”
5. “A Day In The Life (Takes 1, 2, 6 and orchestra)”
6. “Good Morning Good Morning (Take 8)”
7. “Only A Northern Song (Takes 3 and 12)”
8. “Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite! (Takes 1 and 2)”
9. “Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite! (Take 7)”
10. “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (Takes 6, 7 and 8)”
11. “Within You Without You (Instrumental)”
12. “Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) (Take 5)”
13. “You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) (Stereo remix)”
14. “I Am The Walrus (Take 16)”
15. “The Fool On The Hill (Demo)”
16. “Your Mother Should Know (Take 27)”
17. “The Fool On The Hill (Take 4)”
18. “Hello, Goodbye (Take 16)”
19. “Lady Madonna (Takes 3 and 4)”
20. “Across The Universe (Take 2)”
Anthology 3 Tracklist
CD Disc One
1. “A Beginning”
2. “Happiness Is A Warm Gun (Esher demo with false start)”
3. “Helter Skelter (Take 2 edited)”
4. “Mean Mr Mustard (Esher demo)”
5. “Polythene Pam (Esher demo)”
6. “Glass Onion (Esher demo)”
7. “Junk (Esher demo)”
8. “Piggies (Esher demo)”
9. “Honey Pie (Esher demo edited)”
10. “Don’t Pass Me By (Take 3 with Take 5 vocal)”
11. “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (First version – Take 5)”
12. “Good Night (Rehearsal and Take 34)”
13. “Cry Baby Cry (Take 1)”
14. “Blackbird (Take 4)”
15. “Sexy Sadie (Take 6)”
16. “While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Acoustic version – Take 1)”
17. “Hey Jude (Take 2)”
18. “Not Guilty (Take 102 edited)”
19. “Mother Nature’s Son (Take 2)”
20. “Glass Onion (Original mono mix)”
21. “Rocky Raccoon (Take 8)”
22. “What’s The New Mary Jane (Take 4)”
23. “Step Inside Love / Los Paranoias (Studio jam)”
24. “I’m So Tired (Edit of Takes 3, 6 and 9)”
25. “I Will (Take 1)”
26. “Why Don’t We Do It In The Road (Take 4)”
27. “Julia (Take 2)”
CD Disc Two
1. “I’ve Got A Feeling (Apple Studio)”
2. “She Came In Through The Bathroom Window (Apple Studio)”
3. “Dig A Pony (Apple Studio)”
4. “Two Of Us (Apple Studio)”
5. “For You Blue (Apple Studio)”
6. “Teddy Boy (Apple Studio)”
7. “Medley: Rip It Up / Shake, Rattle And Roll / Blue Suede Shoes (Apple Studio jam)”
8. “The Long And Winding Road (Apple Studio)”
9. “Oh! Darling (Apple Studio)”
10. “All Things Must Pass (Demo)”
11. “Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues (Apple Studio jam)”
12. “Get Back (Third rooftop performance)”
13. “Old Brown Shoe (Demo)”
14. “Octopus’s Garden (Take 2)”
15. “Maxwell’s Silver Hammer (Take 5)”
16. “Something (Demo)”
17. “Come Together (Take 1)”
18. “Come and Get It (Demo – 1996 remix)”
19. “Ain’t She Sweet (Studio jam)”
20. “Because (Vocals only)”
21. “Let It Be (Apple Studio)”
22. “I Me Mine (Take 16)”
23. “The End (Remix with the final chord of A Day In The Life)”
Anthology 4 Tracklist
CD Disc One
1. “I Saw Her Standing There (Take 2)”
2. “Money (That’s What I Want) (RM7 undubbed)”
3. “This Boy (Takes 12 and 13)”
4. “Tell Me Why (Takes 4 and 5)”
5. “If I Fell (Take 11)”
6. “Matchbox (Take 1)”
7. “Every Little Thing (Takes 6 and 7)”
8. “I Need You (Take 1)”
9. “I’ve Just Seen A Face (Take 3)”
10. “In My Life (Take 1)”
11. “Nowhere Man (First version – Take 2)”
12. “Got To Get You Into My Life (Second version – unnumbered mix)”
13. “Love You To (Take 7)”
14. “Strawberry Fields Forever (Take 26)”
15. “She’s Leaving Home (Take 1 – instrumental)”
16. “Baby, You’re A Rich Man (Takes 11 and 12)”
17. “All You Need Is Love (Rehearsal for BBC broadcast)”
18. “The Fool On The Hill (Take 5 – Instrumental)”
19. “I Am The Walrus (Take 19 – strings, brass, clarinet overdub)”
CD Disc Two
1. “Hey Bulldog (Take 4 – instrumental)”
2. “Good Night (Take 10 with a guitar part from Take 5)”
3. “While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Third Version – Take 27)”
4. “(You’re So Square) Baby I Don’t Care (Studio jam)”
5. “Helter Skelter (Second version – Take 17)”
6. “I Will (Take 29)”
7. “Can You Take Me Back? (Take 1)”
8. “Julia (Two rehearsals)”
9. “Get Back (Take 8)”
10. “Octopus’s Garden (Rehearsal)”
11. “Don’t Let Me Down (First rooftop performance)”
12. “You Never Give Me Your Money (Take 36)”
13. “Here Comes The Sun (Take 9)”
14. “Something (Take 39 – instrumental – strings only)”
15. “Free As A Bird (2025 mix)”
16. “Real Love (2025 mix)”
17. “Now And Then”
In a little over 12 hours from this writing, Dallas rap star BigXthaPlug will release his third studio album, I Hope You’re Happy. The album drops after a month-long rollout that revealed the depths of its country music inspirations via singles with Bailey Zimmerman, Shaboozey, Ella Langley, and more. The title track was revealed to feature country pioneer Darius Rucker, and today, BigX gave fans their first listen to the collaboration via its trailer, which he posted on Instagram.
“I hope you’re happy with somebody new,” Rucker croons. “The way that I was when I had you / And I hope he won’t break your heart / And waste all your time / I hope you’re happy with the way you broke mine.” Meanwhile, the accompanying visual largely consists of a closeup on a laughing woman’s face, which ultimately resolves into a long shot of her sitting on the porch of a burning house — an impactful, if wildly unsubtle metaphor for the heartbreak described on the song.
Although I Hope You’re Happy features a slew of country artists, including Jelly Rolly, Post Malone, and Morgan Wallen, BigX won’t call it a country album. “I wouldn’t say my version of country music is country music,” he said in a recent interview. “It’s kind of mixing the two sounds. I’m rapping on a bunch of country-style beats, but it’s not just country. I’m not on there sounding like no cowboy; I’m rapping. I’m just doing it from a country standpoint.”
I Hope You’re Happy is out on 8/22 via 600 Entertainment/UnitedMasters. You can get more info here.
The Marías have been kicking ass over the past few years, but now the band’s María Zardoya wants to try something different: She just launched Not For Radio, a new solo endeavor.
don’t worry, the band will be here forever. i love making music as the marías, and nothing will ever change that. but i wanted to challenge myself to make a project that resonated with me in a different way. there are layers to who we all are as individuals, and this is another layer of me, another flower in the garden. welcome to my alternate reality.”
She also shared an audio snippet titled “Message 1,” in which she says, “Hi, it’s Maria. Welcome to Not For Radio, my alternate reality. I wanted to explore on my own what it meant to love and to lose. I keep asking myself the question: Is love worth the pain? If there’s a pain that only love can cause, the ache of someone’s absence, of knowing that they once lived there, inside your home, tangible and tender, but now reside only inside your memory. I don’t know. What do you think? Is love worth the pain? I’m ready to find out.”
This past weekend, Oasis wrapped up the UK stretch of their hot Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour. Aside from the shows themselves, the band also had Oasis Live ’25 Fan Stores available, full of exclusive tour merch. Well, the North American run of the tour kicks off in Toronto this upcoming weekend, and Oasis are bringing the Fan Stores across the pond, too.
So far, the shops are confirmed for four North American cities. Here’s the schedule:
Los Angeles: Wednesday, August 20 at 6250 Hollywood Blvd. Opens daily at 10:00 a.m. PT
Toronto: Thursday, August 21 at 468 Queen St. Opens daily at 11:00 a.m. ET
New York: Saturday, August 23 at 107 Grand Street. Opens daily at 10:00 a.m. ET
Chicago: Tuesday, August 26 at 1421 N Milwaukee Ave. Opens daily at 10:00 a.m. CT
The online store is also live here and it offers a look at what will be available at the Fan Stores. There are a bunch of shirts commemorating both the current tour and looks and moments from the band’s previous eras. There’s other, non-wearable memorabilia, too, like poster prints, tote bags, mugs, stickers, keychains… if you can print a logo on it, there’s a decent chance there’s an Oasis-branded version of it available in the Oasis Live ’25 shop.
In the video for his The Last Wun single “Won’t Stop,” we see Gunna in intensive training for some kind of athletic endeavor. As it turns out, that wasn’t just so he could show off his improving physique. Today, Gunna announced his first-ever Wunna Run 5k, which is set for September 3 in New York’s Prospect Park. Via Gunna’s Great Giveaway nonprofit and NYCRUNS, participants will be able to donate to causes of their choosing. The marathon also provides a platform for Gunna to launch his partnership in the Flerish Hydration drink line and supplements brand Cymbiotika.
Gunna’s Great Giveaway is “an Atlanta-based nonprofit dedicated to uplifting communities through service, resource giveaways, and innovative programs like the Guaranteed Income Program to support underserved families,” according to the NYCRUNS profile, and the course will consist of ” just under one full loop around the park with a final sprint up Center Drive.”
The run club isn’t Gunna’s only display of his commitment to fitness. In June, he also held a youth empowerment camp in Frisco, Texas. Since his release, he’s made it a point to put his money where his mouth is, giving back and pushing forward with his dedication to wellness and having a positive impact on local communities.
You can find more info about the Wunna Run 5K — including free registration, start times, and meetup locations — here.
Director Osgood Perkins and distributor Neon have a good thing going. In 2024, they teamed up for Longlegs, and earlier this year, they released the Stephen King adaptation The Monkey. Now they have a third horror flick on the way: Keeper.
It’s a take on the “haunted cabin” sort of story. However, Perkins has proven that he won’t just blandly stick to established tropes, but take the trappings of the situation to a different level. It certainly helps that he has the talented Tatiana Maslany and Rossif Sutherland starring to help realize his vision.
Ahead of the film’s release, keep reading for everything you need to know before it hits theaters.
Plot
An official synopsis reads, “During an anniversary getaway at a remote cabin, a wife (Tatiana Maslany) is left alone after her husband (Rossif Sutherland) departs, only to confront a sinister presence that exposes the cabin’s chilling past.”
“Keeper is a relationship horror movie about two people on a weekend to this cabin. She’s a city girl; she’s not used to this kind of thing. They’ve never had this particular intimacy before: To be in the quiet woods, at his place. They both have doubts. Neither one is safe in the relationship, as we all feel, or can feel, in our romantic relationships. They both wonder about the other person. There’s that disconnect that we all suffer in our relationships. And it’s coming to this place and wondering what lives there beyond their own insecurities — their own good sides, bad sides, positive traits, negative traits, where they’re confident, where they’re afraid. But also, what lives there in the horror movie sense? What is in this place that’s going to threaten both of them equally?”
Cast
Tatiana Maslany and Rossif Sutherland lead the movie.
Maslany discussed with Inverse what it was like working with Perkins, saying, “He never made me feel self-conscious about anything. Any choice, no matter what direction it was in — whether it was completely counter to what made sense, or was not what was written, or was just a little bit outside of the box — he was always encouraging that and fueling that, as opposed to trying to keep me in something… an idea of this character, an idea of what acting is, or an idea of what the scene needed.”
In 2015, Carly Rae Jepsen kept the momentum established by hits like “Call Me Maybe” and “Good Time” going with a new album, Emotion featuring the hit single “I Really Like You.” As that project turns ten years old, Jepsen is celebrating with an anniversary edition.
Available in digital deluxe, ATMOS, and vinyl variants, the project features six bonus tracks: Two remixes, and the previously unreleased “More,” “Guardian Angel,” “Back Of My Heart,” and “Lost In Devotion.” Vinyl pressings include 1LP blue swirl vinyl, 1LP zoetrope vinyl, and a 2LP magenta swirl vinyl.
Last night (August 19), Jepsen celebrated the album with a sold-out performance at The Troubadour in Los Angeles.
Listen to “More” above and find the full Emotion (10th Anniversary Edition) tracklist below.
Carly Rae Jepsen’s Emotion (10th Anniversary Edition) Tracklist
1. “Run Away With Me”
2. “Emotion”
3. “I Really Like You”
4. “Gimmie Love”
5. “All That”
6. “Boy Problems”
7. “Making The Most Of The Night”
8. “Your Type”
9. “Let’s Get Lost”
10. “La Hallucinations”
11. “Warm Blood”
12. “When I Needed You”
13. “Black Heart”
14. “I Didn’t Just Come Here To Dance”
15. “Favourite Colour”
16. “Never Get To Hold You”
17. “Love Again”
18. “Cut To The Feeling”
19. “More”*
20. “Guardian Angel”*
21. “Back Of My Heart”*
22. “Lost In Devotion”*
23. “Run Away With Me (Kyle Shearer Remix)”*
24. “Run Away With Me (Rostam Remix)”*
Emotion (10th Anniversary Edition) is out 10/17 via Interscope/UMe. Find more information here.
A new Florence + The Machine era is upon us. Florence Welch formally announced the upcoming album Everybody Scream yesterday (August 19), and now we have our first new song, the title track. It arrives with a lush and dramatic video.
A press release notes of the inspirations behind the album, “After needing lifesaving surgery on the Dance Fever Tour, Florence’s recovery took her down the path of spiritual mysticism, witchcraft and folk horror as she felt the limits of her body and explored what it means to be ‘healed.’The album treads through womanhood, partnership, aging and dying; exposing the murky in the mundane.”
The release also notes Welch worked on the album with a group that included Aaron Dessner, Mitski, and Mark Bowen of Idles, the latter of whom appears in the “Everybody Scream” video.
Meanwhile, Welch said in 2022 on a perhaps-related note, “I feel like as a female artist, you spend a lot of time screaming into the void for people to take you seriously, in a way that male artists just don’t have to do. [I was] so tired of trying to prove myself to people who are never going to get it.”
Watch the “Everybody Scream” video above.
Everybody Scream is out 10/31 via Polydor. Find more information here.
Once again, Sound Check and Jeremy Hecht expand the show’s musical palette, adding King Princess to the mix. The “1950” singer has diverse tastes, so of course, we put those tastes to the test in the latest episode. She even jokes at the outset, “It’d be easier if it was my ultimate favorite TV show that I could binge over and over, because that’s more of a journey. A song — three minutes!” For what it’s worth, her ultimate show? The Real Housewives. The two also share a chuckle over Jeremy being the “last uncanceled straight man,” which… fair.
Here’s how it works: Jeremy plays two songs for the guest artist, who has to choose one and explain their choice, giving Jeremy a chance to learn their musical taste. Jeremy then has to guess the artist’s life anthem, the song they’d take to a desert island, which the guest wrote down earlier on a piece of paper. Our production team has also given him a decoy song, and Jeremy has to guess which is correct based on what he’s learned in the previous rounds.
This time around, we make King Princess choose between classics from rock legends Led Zeppelin and T. Rex, rap pioneers Foxy Brown and Lil Kim, pop stars Charli XCX and Harry Styles, and icons Cher and David Bowie. King Princess has a new album and tour coming soon, so make sure you check out our post here.
Watch King Princess take on the Sound Check challenge above. New episodes of Sound Check drop every Wednesday at noon ET/9 a.m. PT on Uproxx’s YouTube.
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