Posts by Ava Taylor
Spilt Milk Festival Confirms 2026 Return
The anticipation is officially building. After a period of radio silence following its sold-out run, Australia’s Spilt Milk festival is
How Jay-Z and the Yankee Stadium Shaped NYC
The energy at the recent rap god reunion was electric, but for one person, the night provided an unexpected intervention.
Metal Icon’s Hometown Celebrates Ozzy Day in Birmingham
Birmingham is gearing up for a celebration that promises to shake the foundations of the city’s musical landscape. On July
Lorde rejects Spotify’s AI song descriptions
In an era where algorithms dictate not just what we listen to but how we understand it, some artists are
Watch Penelope Isles’ new song video I Loved You Robert Pattinson
The sounds of British sibling harmony are set to captivate listeners once again as Penelope Isles, the dynamic duo Lily
IFULKI Something Greater
London’s experimental soundscape just got a compelling introduction, thanks to the debut single from the group IFULKI. This isn’t just
Ringo: Farting in the Band Van is Fine
The Unwritten Rules of the Road: What Touring Teaches About Life When music legends talk about the grind of the
Prairiewolf finds home zones
When musicians talk about being in the zone, they usually refer to that hyper-focused state of concentration that unlocks pure
Ontario wildfires force music event reschedule
When the smoke hangs heavy over the air, even the most vibrant outdoor gatherings have to pause. This week, the
Tinashe’s Popstar album art and release details
The Reign Begins: How One Popstar is Redefining the Genre There are moments in music history that feel less like
Envie’s Violent Friendliness
Some musical friendships are forged in the halls of school, and for the members of East London trio Envie (pronounced
CD Sales Grow Faster Than Vinyl Despite Player Trends
The Unexpected Soundtrack: How Physical Media is Rewriting the Rules of Music Consumption The world of entertainment and music is
The Odyssey shatters history
The Dangerous Art of History: Unpacking Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Christopher Nolan has long been known for crafting cinematic spectacles
Reservoir buys Nacional catalogs strikes JV for Latin artists
Reservoir Acquires Key Assets in Indie Music Landscape A significant move has just reshaped the landscape of independent music distribution
IVY is Back
When a band reunites after a long hiatus, it’s more than just playing old hits; it’s an act of resurrection.
Triller ordered to pay Merlin $3.2M in default judgment
The legal proceedings surrounding the licensing dispute resulted in significant financial consequences for one party. The final judgment allocated substantial
Kim Petras Pop Sound is streaming now
There are certain pieces of music that don’t just occupy space on a playlist—they settle into your soul. They become
Ryan Beatty shapes the music of Sweet Fortune
Country music is known for its shifts in style, its fleeting trends, and its often rugged presentation. Yet, amidst these
Arab Strap Horror Video for Glamour Magick
Scottish musical duo Arab Strap, consisting of Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton, are set to deliver their latest offering, the
Junkyard Revival transforms San Diego
Some experiences are simply too good to leave behind, and the legendary Junkyard is one of them. It stands as
Cherries Are Back Inside Pacha NY’s Brooklyn Arrival
You feel the cherries before you see them. Walking into the new Brooklyn Mirage footprint on opening night, the first
Ibrahim Maalouf’s joy with Trumpets of Michelangelo Vol 2
In a world often divided by borders, the most powerful connections are those forged through creativity. Ibrahim Maalouf is a
Stunning Evocation of Pop Fantasy ‘The Smiths’ by Michael Bracewell
Michael Bracewell is offering readers a deep dive into the past through the lens of his latest novella, a work
World Cup Songs That Make the Earth Move
Beyond the Stadium Anthem: Unearthing the Rare Gems of World Cup Music The soundtrack to the global football spectacle is
Vince Staples adopts a polemical stance
The Weight of History: Vince Staples on America’s DNA In a landscape often defined by surface-level narratives, some voices choose