Labrinth is not happy. The composer behind Euphoria‘s memorable soundtrack called out the HBO show in a scathing and cryptic social media post. In a series of short statements, the British musician ...

Labrinth has delivered another scathing criticism of the music industry, just a few days after he denounced his record label, Columbia Records, and Euphoria in a since-deleted social media post. In a ...

“Another chapter in the ‘Euphoria’ universe!” Labrinth said in a statement at the time of the announcement. “So great to join Hans, one of my heroes in film score, and bring some new magic to this new ...

Music producer Labrinth might be stepping away from the music industry — for now, at least. “I’m done with this industry,” Labrinth, 34, shared in an Instagram post on Friday, March 13. “F*** Columbia ...

Labrinth has blasted the TV show Euphoria and declared that he's "done" with the industry. The British musician, who wrote the score and several songs for the first two seasons of the HBO drama, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Screenshot from labrinth/Instagram. Used under fair use for editorial commentary On Thursday night, a single Instagram message ...

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Labrinth is taking aim at the entertainment industry in a cryptic new social media post. On Friday, March 13, the 37-year-old musician took to Instagram to blast both Columbia Records and "Euphoria," ...

The musician is expected to release new music for the HBO series in April. By Hannah Dailey Labrinth has made a bold declaration against his record label, his longtime partnership with HBO’s Euphoria ...

Labrinth is severing ties with Euphoria, just weeks before its final season premieres. The musician, who serves as the show’s composer, slammed the HBO series in a new Instagram post. The notes app ...

Labrinth shared Thursday that he is walking away from the entertainment industry, issuing an expletive-filled message for his label, Columbia Records, and HBO’s “Euphoria,” which he has worked ...