Posts by Harper Cole
45 Years for the Beach Boys follow-up to Pet Sounds
Exceedingly few albums possess the cultural seismic impact of Pet Sounds, the 1966 masterpiece that didn’t just change pop music—it
Burt Reynolds missed out on Star Wars
Burt Reynolds was a massive star in Hollywood, yet when the cinematic landscape shifted dramatically in the 1970s, he managed
Metallica and Mötley Crüe steal a producer for their masterpiece
Stepping into the world of heavy metal is a tightrope walk, and for bands like Metallica, it often meant balancing
Ministry Release Final Album Hate to Go Stream
Ministry Releases Final Statement: Hate to Go Marks End of an Industrial Era The industrial sound has evolved, but the
doseone, Fatboi Sharif, & steel tipped dove Release Truth Ugly Album
The music world has recently been buzzing with the arrival of a new project, bringing the talents of doseone, Fatboi
How Satyricon created black metal’s answer to Back In Black
In 2011, the intersection of extreme music and high fashion became a surreal spectacle. At the Nordic World Ski Championships
Made and erased: Thom Yorke’s masterpiece
What makes a truly great musician? Perhaps it is the sheer audacity to evolve, to move faster and change before
Mining Metal Beaten to Death by Boss Keloid
Step away from the mainstream roar and into the shadowy, fascinating world of non-mainstream metal. This is where the true
Raye Reels in Lizard Music role
RAYE (photo: Aliyah Otchere) Get ready to tune in, because the worlds of indie cinema and music are about to
Zappa vs Bowie: The Music Business Showdown
The history of rock and roll is often told through epic album covers and chart-topping hits, but sometimes the most
Release Your Cover Song using CD Baby
Navigating the Remix: Your Guide to Releasing a Cover Song Legally Want to inject fresh energy into your music catalog?
Foo Fighters cover Baker Street
From Stadium Rock to Soft Ballad: Foo Fighters Revisit a Classic with a Twist The Foo Fighters, known for their
Joni Mitchell loved the “monsters” Miles Davis and Picasso
When Joni Mitchell was crafting her music, she wasn’t concerned with chasing accolades about being one of the greatest musicians
Steven Tyler sees the new Bob Dylan in 1968
When an artist steps into the spotlight, the experiences they witness—both the triumphs and the letdowns—often become the bedrock of
Eddie Murphy’s Motown dream and sudden vanishing
By the mid-1980s, Eddie Murphy had firmly established himself as a cinematic powerhouse, a true movie star whose face was
Prince 3121’s 20th Anniversary Expanded Live Album and Film
Reaching a twentieth milestone is more than just a marker on a timeline; it’s an opportunity for celebration, especially when
What’s Coming to Paramount+ in November 2026
As the calendar turns toward the end of the year, the streaming world—especially Paramount+—is gearing up for a cinematic and
What Netflix is leaving in 2026
The streaming world is constantly in motion, and when Netflix hits the refresh button, it’s time for some big content
Graham Hill Drops Solo Album Hear “Monster In My Head”
Beach House Drummer Graham Hill Unveils New Solo Journey with Taking In Stars The music world is buzzing with exciting
200 Stab Wounds debuts new single “Sweet Suicide”
The wait is almost over for fans of the raw, visceral sound emanating from 200 Stab Wounds. The band is
Fontaines D.C., Hayley Williams, FKA Twigs at Primavera Sound Porto 2027
The countdown to some of the most anticipated musical events of the year is officially on, as Primavera Sound Porto
FADER Mix: Panda Bear and Sonic Boom
The world of creative collaboration is constantly evolving, but sometimes the most profound ideas are found not in the ephemeral
NYPD breaks up show amid Times Square chaos
There are moments in the urban landscape that defy expectation, and sometimes, they require a little intervention to restore order.
DIIV ZIRP action
DIIV, the Brooklyn-born architects of ethereal shoegaze, are back, delivering another wave of infectious, hazy sound with their fifth album,
Psychedelic Django Journey to Doveland
In the world of music, the relationship between established acts and emerging artists often sparks fascinating discussions about influence and