The Australian band that plays the Hollywood Bowl on Sunday became probably the most high-profile band to take their music ...

King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard's Stu Mackenzie recently spoke to the LA Times about the band's decision to remove their ...

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard recently joined a growing wave of artists protesting Spotify CEO Daniel Ek's business ...

There’s a subset of people that continue to grow increasingly frustrated with Spotify — specifically with the high monthly fees, low artist pay, and the fact that CEO Daniel Ek is openly using his ...

Cindy Lee, Sunnsetter, Fiver and Dear Rouge are among the other artists who have recently removed their catalogues from ...

They decided to move their entire discography from the streaming service due to the CEO's entanglements with AI battle tech ...

King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard release a ton of music, but you won’t be able to hear it if you’re exclusively a Spotify listener. The prolific Australian rock band has pulled nearly its entire ...

The rock band's decision comes after Spotify CEO Daniel Ek's investment firm raised nearly $700 million for the military defense company, Helsing ...

Need a model for how to thrive in the stranglehold of the modern music economy? How about a band of Australian garage-rockers ...

King Gizzard isn’t the only band to recently pull its catalog from Spotify. The indie bands Deerhoof and Xiu Xiu (pronounced “She She”) have done likewise. Xiu Xiu made the announcement that it was ...

“A PSA to those unaware: Spotify CEO Daniel Ek invests millions in AI military drone technology. We just removed our music ...

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's music still appears on other streaming platforms, including releases exclusive to Bandcamp ...