CWG is getting into the holiday spirit. It's hard to believe it's already Christmas Eve. Though it seemed like we were in the thick of concert and festival season in the summer just weeks ago, somehow ...

Tyler, The Creator continues to defy expectations with Don’t Tap the Glass, one of the most intriguing rap albums of 2025. Nine months after CHROMAKOPIA and on the eight-year anniversary of Flower Boy ...

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"Human Vitamin"CHUU" has opened its powerful first full-length album by transforming into a mysterious blonde girl. On the 15th, the agency ATRP released the first teaser videos and images of its ...

Abstract: The nonstationary spatiotemporal distribution of the ionosphere creates multiple irregular propagation paths between the target and transceivers of the skywave over-the-horizon radar (OTHR).

Raniel Santos Anamanaguchi returned in 2025 with a new sound, and a pivot away from their heavy-synths style – without letting go of everything that made them the cult favourites they’ve been for the ...

New GitHub commits hint at Pi Network’s full open mainnet rollout, as the community urges “pure Pi holders” in global activation. Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. GitHub commits show active ...

One band absolutely dominated the hardcore conversation this year, and they did it by working way, way harder than anyone else. Affable Boston bruisers Haywire spent 2025 playing sweaty, cathartic, ...

I really thought there'd be more consensus this year around the best songs and albums. But if you spend any time with all the different lists dropping everywhere, you'll find they're all over the ...

The great paradox of our time is that technology has made unprecedented global connections the norm, yet many people have shut their minds, driven by fear or misinformation into their own insular ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by A holiday album that cuts through seasonal glut, a late collaboration by Jim McNeely and Helmut Lachenmann’s string quartets are among the highlights.

The Wall Street Journal’s Kate Linebaugh, Damian Paletta and Aaron Kuriloff took subscriber questions after the Fed made its decision on interest rates. Photo: Caroline Brehman & Tom William/ZUMA ...