Posts by Noah Miller
MCR Confirms New Album Plans
The final curtain call for one of rock’s most enduring acts has officially concluded, leaving behind an undeniable, exhilarating promise
Sleep Theory Saxon and Imminence are the best new metal songs this week
Happy Halloween! As the spooky season kicks into high gear, there’s a serious flood of brilliant new metal tracks waiting
Seven words convinced John Krasinski he was wrong
As the chill sets in and the rain pours down, the end of the year always brings a potent blend
SCTV Emotional Reunions Behind the Scenes
The Unsung Legacy of SCTV: Revisiting the Greatest Sketch Show History There are comedy shows that define an era, and
Bradford Cox Releases New Atlas Sound Song Octoberland
Bradford Cox Reboots Atlas Sound with New Release “Octoberland” Experimental musician Bradford Cox has ushered in a fresh chapter for
Ministry goes out with a bang on “Crickets”
The Brutal Truth of Ministry: Finding Redemption in Punkish Sincerity In the volatile landscape of heavy music, few acts manage
Currents Drop “Retributioner,” Announce New Record ‘Our Fates Lie In Tandem’
Currents Drop Announces New Record Our Fates Lie in Tandem A new wave of heavy music is set to arrive,
Queens of the Stone Age Perfecth Album Stream
Queens of the Stone Age have delivered their ninth studio effort, Perfecth, marking another powerful chapter in the band’s evolving
DIIV drops ‘Dare Me’ and announces massive 2027 world tour
Los Angeles shoegaze outfit DIIV has just dropped the hook with their new single Dare Me, setting the stage for
UK leading the future of AI music
The Human Right to Create: Setting the Standards for AI in the Creative Economy The conversation about artificial intelligence’s impact
Clapton leaves Bluesbreakers for an even better guitarist
In the vast, sprawling landscape of British rock and roll history, certain figures cast long shadows, yet often remain quietly
Foo Fighters Baker Street Deep Cut Kimmel Takeover Watch
The Foo Fighters just wrapped up a spectacular week, concluding their musical takeover as the guest performers for Jimmy Kimmel
The Kinks waited 50 years for their indie record
The Kinks exploded onto the scene in 1964, hitting number one in the UK almost instantly. But for a band
Juice Webster’s Fantasy
There is a certain magic in music that transcends mere sound; it’s the kind that settles deep within you, making
Doctor’s Orders Dylan Slocum picks his 9 favorite Spanish albums
For many musicians, the path to finding true musical voice is less about following a genre and more about recognizing
Wunderhorse Harry Fowler releases surprise album Blankets
The world of indie music often thrives on surprise, but when it comes to artistic culmination, Harry Fowler has delivered
The song that silenced John Bonham’s stage fright
When you look back at the seismic impact of Led Zeppelin, it’s easy to see them as ethereal rock and
Week in Review Oct 23-29 2026
The Remix: Navigating the New Era of Music Creation and Commerce The music industry is currently undergoing a fascinating transformation,
Naya Yeira rises
Naya Yeira’s sonic landscape—a vibrant fusion of R&B, indie, and internet pop—is more than just a collection of catchy tracks;
9 essential BB King albums you must hear
The King Who Wouldn’t Back Down: How B.B. King Mastered the Blues Revolution Born Riley B. King in Mississippi, B.B.
Bill Murray repeats his career mistake
In the high-stakes, often illogical world of Hollywood, some actors operate by a different set of rules entirely. Bill Murray
Patrick Stewart hated the Star Trek movie for having no exciting scenes
For many fans, the name Patrick Stewart is synonymous with the captain of the Enterprise—the iconic role of Jean-Luc Picard.
Live tributes pour in for Patrick Stewart
A Legend’s Farewell: Remembering Patrick Stewart, the Icon of Grace and Compassion The world of acting and culture is mourning
Mei Semones drops new song 2 Hands
Mei Semones Drops New Gem Ahead of Album Release The anticipation surrounding Mei Semones’ upcoming musical journey has reached a
Anaiis and Tayo Rapoport curate live performance at Barbican
The cultural landscape of London is buzzing with anticipation as the Barbican Centre prepares to host a deeply significant artistic