When rock icon Iggy Pop dropped his latest single, “Frenzy,” he alluded to more new music to come. He’s delivering just that. Having recently signed a deal with producer Andrew Watt’s Gold Tooth ...

Iggy Pop has covered a lot of musical ground during the past decade. Back in 2012, the punk rock progenitor released “Apres,” a cover album mostly in French. His last album, “Free,” in 2019, explored ...

Iggy Pop has released a fresh new single from his upcoming album Every Loser. The track, titled ‘Strung Out Johnny’, is the second single from the album following ‘Frenzy’, which dropped in late ...

The post Iggy Pop Releases New Album Every Loser Featuring Taylor Hawkins, Chad Smith, and More: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Iggy Pop has unleashed his latest LP, Every Loser, via ...

Iggy Pop's comebacks over the past half-century number in the double digits by now. Starting with the Stooges' 1973 album, Raw Power, and running through his late-'70s Bowie period, radio hits in the ...

Iggy Pop has declared himself the winner in a fight that hasn’t even happened yet. The musician will release his 19th solo studio album on Jan. 6 under the title Every Loser, falling in line with the ...

A new year is just around the corner, with its promises of renewal and a fresh start—and that means we’ve got another whole year of music releases to look forward to. With a solid lineup of new albums ...

Iggy Pop has always relied upon the kindness of strangers. Take “Every Loser,” the garage-punk avatar’s new album with mega-watt producer and multi-instrumentalist turned label magnate Andrew Watt, ...

Iggy Pop challenging a violent biker gang during a Stooges show might not have been the most well-thought-out artistic choice, but at least it garnered the band an iconic, fan-favorite album.

Iconic punk rocker Iggy Pop returns Friday with his twentieth studio effort when "Every Loser" drops wherever you buy music. The follow-up to 2019's "Free," which saw Pop explore a more mellow, ...

Every Loser-era Pop takes a break from the less visceral directions his solo career has pursued for the last 20 years, the jazz experiments and the knowingly crafted hat-tips to his Berlin years.