Posts by Ethan Wright

Silvertomb Streams “No Way to Live” New Album Release

When you name-drop names like Type O Negative and Danzig, you are dealing with legends. Now, imagine what happens when

Wolf Alice “Hammond Song” Cover by The Roches ft Julia Cumming & Bria Salmena

Wolf Alice recently dropped some sonic gems that instantly drew attention, but it was one specific track that immediately commanded

Mojave Desert Visuals and Action 1995-2006

The journey toward the soundscape of the early nineties was paved by an effortlessly atmospheric genre: shoegaze. This movement, often

Fear Factory AI Resistance The Future of Man

The existential war being waged today isn’t fought with missiles or armies; it’s happening in the digital space, over the

Slayyyter’s Lollapalooza stage upgrade and new Chanel$ single

Slayyyter: Crafting a Hellish Pop Universe in 2026 2026 has firmly cemented itself as a landmark year for pop music,

DOMi & JD BECK’s Organized Chaos

DOMi & JD BECK have always delivered musical chemistry that felt less like collaboration and more like telepathy. Emerging in

Khalid & Jónsi ignite the chrome sparks

photo: Miya Folick After a focused period spent crafting sounds behind the scenes, electronic artist and multi-instrumentalist Jeremy Malvin is

Cardi B returns with new single AH HA

Cardi B’s New Single ‘AH HA’ Delivers Nostalgic Pop Revival The music world is buzzing with fresh sounds, and at

Sparks – I Married a Martian Deep Cut

L-R: Trevor White, Ron Mael, Norman “Dinky” Diamond, Russell Mael, and Adrian Fisher of Sparks in Amsterdam, Holland, in 1975.

Mateja Koležnik touches a nerve

“Why did you just watch for two years, you stupid bitch—you knew they would come,” asks Mateja Koležnik. (Photo by

St. Vincent, Jason Isbell & Lykke Li at the Met shows

The Met Lights Up: A Season of Guitar Icons and Musical Icons The Metropolitan Museum of Art is preparing to

NØ MAN Releases New Album Between The Sword and Neck “They Have Names”

In the raw, visceral landscape of modern music, there are tracks that don’t just demand attention; they inflict it. NØ

Meet Tim Montana

The question of identity often comes with a twist. For Tim Montana, it’s perhaps the most obvious paradox: is he

Ariana Grande debuts Petal live in Montreal

Get ready to welcome some beautiful sounds, because Ariana Grande is set to drop her highly anticipated new album, Petal,

Usher’s Viral Warning After Nashville Incident

When superstar singers take the stage, they often rely on established routines designed to create memorable moments. For Usher, one

Winning Lemon Pound Cake leads Afroman to sue deputy

In the highly charged intersection of free speech, viral content, and law enforcement accountability, a curious legal saga unfolded in

Callous Daoboys map North American Tour

Get ready for an absolute sonic onslaught, because the Heaven Across North America Tour Part II is officially hitting the

James K and Sophia Stel play LA’s And Always Forever festival

The Soundtrack of Now: Diving into the World of FADER Favorites There is a certain kind of magic that happens

Victoryland & Forth Wanderers drop their debut single now

The indie music scene is buzzing with collaboration and celebration, as the New York band Billboard Style has brought together

Honey Jam Plots Live Concert at TD Music Hall 2026

Get ready for a celebration of talent, community, and musical empowerment. Honey Jam is set to host its 31st annual

Kate Prascher Drops New Single They Will Fall Down

Kate Prascher: Dust and Dreams in Indie Americana The indie Americana landscape has recently been graced by the arrival of

Richard Thompson announces new album Hippies Thugs and Heroes

Musician Richard Thompson is back in the spotlight, not just with new music, but with a full-blown vision for what’s

Laura Veirs drops new album Temple Songs

The wait is almost over for music lovers, as celebrated songwriter Laura Veirs prepares to unveil her highly anticipated new