Mandy, Indiana's new album, "URGH," has quickly become a standout release of 2026, captivating listeners with its unique blend of danceable rhythms and raw energy. The album, featuring frontwoman Valentine Caulfield's French lyrics, has garnered significant attention and is already topping charts, according to multiple sources.
Terrence O'Brien, the Verge's weekend editor, stated that he couldn't stop listening to "URGH," calling it his favorite release of the year so far. He noted that the band, known for their earlier work on "I've Seen a Way," has "found an entirely new gear." The album's "vicious" and "dancey" qualities have made it a must-listen for music fans, according to a breaking news report from The Verge.
In other news, the Oregon Contemporary is featuring Ursula K. Le Guin's typewriter in an interactive exhibition, as reported by Variety. The publication also highlighted positive reviews for Peacock's horror-comedy series "The Burbs," starring Keke Palmer. Additionally, Variety sources noted reflections on Kobe Bryant's work ethic from Metta World Peace and Kumail Nanjiani's comedic monologue at the Directors Guild Awards.
While the music world celebrates Mandy, Indiana's success, the tech world is buzzing about open earbuds. These new designs, which either loop around the ears or clip on, are designed to deliver satisfying sound while keeping the ear canals open to the sounds of the world around you, according to Wired. This makes them ideal for outdoor activities like jogging, hiking, and cycling.
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