Posts by Noah Miller
Gal Gadot, MUNA, and Kimmel: Naomi McPherson discusses “Free Palestine”
Whenever the name Gal Gadot surfaces, a certain level of public curiosity—and perhaps a touch of delightful bewilderment—is inevitable. This
Eliza Rose unveils Arcadia Pleasuredome
Eliza Rose Unlocks Untamed Wildness in New Project ‘ARCADIA: PLEASUREDOME’ Hackney-born artist Eliza Rose is inviting listeners into a vibrant
Jim Root reveals Slipknot’s Arsenal won’t be on new album
The noise machine Slipknot is constantly evolving, and their latest single Arsenal has only fueled the creative fire—and a healthy
The scene of a brief romance
The Enduring Identity: How Bloc Party Navigated Change In the world of music, the identity of a group is often
Atlas Sound announces first show in seven years
The world of indie music often thrives on the ebb and flow of celebrated artists, and recently, the focus has
Judge throws out copyright claims in Wixen’s $102M Meta lawsuit
A landmark legal decision has shifted the landscape of digital copyright disputes, ruling that Wixen could not successfully sue Meta
UM/WC launch Ecuadorian music company Sonido Distrito Sur
The Maestro Behind the Melody: Juan Fernando Velasco Shapes Ecuador’s Creative Landscape In the vibrant world of Ecuadorian arts, certain
Mötley Crüe Too Fast For Love 45th Anniversary Edition
Mötley Crüe Celebrates Decades of Rock with Anniversary Box Set and New Video The legends of glam metal, Mötley Crüe,
MCR announces ‘Black Parade’ reissue with Sharpest Lives performance
Twenty years ago, My Chemical Romance delivered an album that didn’t just mark a shift in music; it marked a
Fierce and Dead’s dark spin on Rock
The sound of The Fierce and the Dead isn’t just music; it’s an experience. For years, this duo has carved
Soundgarden Reunion for Seahawks Opener Tour Rumors
When the Seattle Seahawks kicked off their season opener against the New England Patriots at Lumen Field, the atmosphere was
5 Records Artists Must Protect in AI Music Disputes
The rise of Artificial Intelligence in music is revolutionizing creation, but it also throws a massive spotlight on fundamental questions
Clair Obscur and Zelda concerts spark debate on world tours
The world of video game music tours is buzzing with anticipation, promising orchestral spectacles for fans of iconic franchises. Recently,
Nile Rodgers joins LAGOS on new album track
The worlds of modern pop and classic disco are colliding, and the resulting sound is pure, undeniable magic. Venezuelan pop
Bonobo learns to drive
The Beautiful Chaos of Unfinished Work: Simon Green on Redefining the Music Schedule When the music industry operates on a
Live Nation vs AEG battle for Portland’s venue hole
The heart of Portland’s live music scene often faces a peculiar paradox: while the city is a powerhouse of musical
Lucy Dacus covers Japanese Breakfast and shares unreleased song
Singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus is marking a significant milestone, celebrating a decade since the release of her debut album, No Burden.
ICE raids force Zoon to cancel US tour
The road trip dreams of Zoon and Drag Talk have hit an unexpected roadblock. Dreamy soundscaper Daniel Monkman has cancelled
Nirvana Tapped for Video Vanguard Award at MTV VMAs
The history of alternative rock is often a tale of noise, chaos, and seismic shifts, and nowhere is this more
Soul Glo Releases New Album Na I’m Gon Grab Allat
Soul Glo Prepares for a Collision: New Album ‘Na I’m Gon Grab Allat’ Arrives January 15th Get ready for a
Soul Glo announces new album hear “February Theory”
Soul Glo: The Evolution of Cathartic Chaos The sound of hardcore has been fractured, redefined, and amplified by the seismic
Brian Fallon hunts the New Jersey Thing
In the misty, shadowed corners of the Pine Barrens, the folklore of the Jersey Devil whispers tales of something sinister.
Ink’s Fabulously Despicable Visuals
The Despicable War: Examining the Media Battle in Ink The cinematic exploration of Ink delivers a stark and unflinching look
Directors capture Oasis magic and tribute Mani Bonehead
When two titans of rock finally reconciled, it wasn’t just a reunion; it was a masterclass in forgiveness, spectacle, and
Max Richter and Wayne McGregor collaborate while the flood rages
Composer Max Richter is continuing to weave intricate sonic tapestries with the world of contemporary choreography, delivering a new body