Posts by Ethan Wright
Sobs Announces North American Tour
Singaporean indie-pop trio Sobs is ready to hit the road, kicking off a highly anticipated North American tour this year.
Pre-Order Madden 27 for 3 Days Early Access
Get ready to hit the gridiron! EA Sports is gearing up for the highly anticipated release of Madden 27, promising
Air Your Grievances on QOTSA’s Complaint Hotline
QOTSA Opens 24/7 Hotline to Listen to Fan Grievances When you’re a fan, sometimes you just need to vent. For
Veeps reportedly gutted music sites like BrooklynVegan
The world of music journalism is currently grappling with some very unwelcome corporate news. Several highly regarded publications, including BrooklynVegan,
Official Dynamic Action
The indie music scene is buzzing with fresh releases, and one of the most exciting developments involves Melbourne-based artist Dylan
Wes Borland relishes Limp Bizkit’s comeback after backlash
The Paradox of Pop: How Limp Bizkit Navigated Fame and Fury In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the music
Police use facial recognition near Boardmasters festival
Balancing the Beat: Facial Recognition and Safety at Boardmasters As the buzz builds for the upcoming Boardmasters festival, planning for
Jacques Greene reveals new album ‘jg’
Jacques Greene Unleashes jg: Stripping Back the Abstraction for a Sharper Sound Anticipation is building around the latest musical offering
Firas Zreik captivates with modal jazz on Tarabesque
Firas Zreik: Weaving Palestinian Roots into a Masterpiece In the vibrant landscape of contemporary music and art, some creators manage
$467M Spotify sale benefits artists with over $100M
When you look at the vast ecosystem of modern music, it’s easy to focus on chart positions and streaming numbers.
Lord Huron announces 23 Nights at the Broken Bottle Tour
Lord Huron Brings Desert Honky-Tonk Magic with “23 Nights at the Broken Bottle” Residency Prepare your boots and saddle up,
Anne-Claire shares new single Three Things
Anne-Claire‘s journey as an indie singer and songwriter is a compelling evolution, marked by a fascinating shift in musical direction
Helen Returns with New Album Linda’s Head Music
Portland musician Liz Harris has long captivated audiences as the enigmatic force behind the ambient folk project Grouper. While many
Nick Cave’s show used the entire town
The journey to experience a major musical event often feels like a straight line from the venue to the audience.
Enter Roland Orzabal’s World
For many fans, the sound of Tears for Fears has been a soundtrack to life. This summer alone, the duo’s
She’s Green names their 5 favorite dream pop albums
In a nod to the endless, shimmering world of dream pop and shoegaze, Minneapolis band She’s Green has pulled back
Nduduzo Makhathini Mixes Yearning with Modern Sound
South African artist Nduduzo Makhathini stands at a fascinating intersection of musical worlds. His artistic journey is defined by an
Down the Same Bob Dylan Road
In the vast and often overwhelming world of literary biography, there is a persistent debate: are certain books truly essential,
Vicki Wickham, Music Producer and Manager Dies at 87
Vicki Wickham, a titan of the music industry and pioneering television producer, has passed away at the age of 87
BTS Grammy Decision Sparks Asian Pop Debate Who Wins Loses
The world of pop music is constantly shifting, and lately, some decisions made by global superstars are sparking major conversations.
Fiddlehead & Schreifel tribute Lou Koller at NYC show
The summer is shaping up to be a sonic adventure, as the band Fiddlehead is hitting the road, bringing their
BSS tribute to Glen Hansard at Brooklyn with Metric visuals
The road continues to roll, bringing together some of the most influential names in contemporary music for an unforgettable journey.
SoundCloud uploads fight algorithmic fatigue
Beyond the Algorithm: How SoundCloud is Curating the Next Wave of Music In a world dominated by algorithmic music discovery,
Canty says “Never Say Never” for Fugazi Reunion
The legend of Fugazi remains a powerful echo in the world of post-hardcore music, a group whose impact spans decades
Nick Cave on Brighton’s largest concert event
In Brighton, rock history was rewritten on July 31st when Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds delivered an event that