Our 100 Most Cursed Headlines Of 2025

Our 100 Most Cursed Headlines Of 2025

Around this time of year I usually publish a ranking of the highest rated comments on Stereogum articles from the past 12 months. However, in November we relaunched on a new platform, and its commenting software no longer gives me this information. Maybe this list will kick off a different annual tradition. Before I get…

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Yngwie Malmsteen Stops Selling Supplements

Yngwie Malmsteen Stops Selling Supplements

Every beautiful dream has to come to an end sometime. Earlier this year, veteran Swedish metal/classical guitar shredder Yngwie Malmsteen started selling an entire line of health supplements — protein powders, probiotic capsules, electrolyte supplements — on his webstore. I hope you ordered a vast stockpile, since those Malmsteen supplements are evidently off the market…

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Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker Taught Us About Australia

Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker Taught Us About Australia

A few months ago, Tame Impala released the bush doof-inspired album Deadbeat, and their single “Dracula” became their first-ever Hot 100 hit. Also a few months ago, Tame Impala mastermind Kevin Parker sat down with Stereogum kangaroo correspondent Rachel Brown for an interview. They didn’t talk about the new album, though. Instead, they just talked…

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Here’s What You’ll Hear Next Year

Here’s What You’ll Hear Next Year

And now we turn our attention to 2026 with Stereogum’s annual preview of what we’re excited to hear next year. This time, I’ve broken the list into sections to provide context around which inclusions are realistic. The usual ground rules apply: no reissues, deluxes, live albums, EPs, or maxi-singles (even if they have 11 tracks)….

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More Kennedy Center Concerts Canceled Over Trump Renaming

More Kennedy Center Concerts Canceled Over Trump Renaming

A couple of weeks ago, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that Washington, DC’s Kennedy Center would change its name to the Trump-Kennedy Center. Jazz musician Chuck Redd responded by canceling his annual Christmas Eve concert at the venue, and venue president Richard Grenell threatened Redd with a million-dollar lawsuit. But the potential of…

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