Posts by Olivia Smith

Watch Mastodon’s Secret Show with Baroness John Baizley

The heavyweights of heavy music, Mastodon, are stirring up excitement with a fresh wave of material and a major lineup

Drake Shares FOMO Teaser: ‘A Not So Short Film’

The music world is buzzing, and when the 6 God Drake decides to unveil something new, the internet immediately stops.

Beach Damage Stops Ocean Way Festival Featuring Dean, The Killers, Jack White

Storm Damage Forces Cancellation of Santa Monica’s Ocean Way Festival The planned celebration for the inaugural Ocean Way Festival has

Quavo and Offset plan their final Migos album and tour

When the streaming revolution hit, Atlanta sent forth a trio that instantly dominated the airwaves: the Migos. Emerging right at

Don’t Look Back in Anger turns tension into joy

The story of Oasis is often told through the lens of ego and conflict, but the full picture is far

Carissa’s wild reveal of her first album in 25 years

If you remember the warehouse shows of the early 2000s, you likely remember the unmistakable sound of Carissa’s Wierd. Back

New Order’s “Sunrise” Deep Cut

Sometimes, the most profound musical treasures are hidden just beneath the surface of a band’s greatest hits. New Order, a

Win tickets to Soundhood: The Orchestra, Honeyglaze & thistle

Get ready, East London! A highly anticipated cultural event is back on the calendar, promising an unforgettable night of music,

MAGA freaks out over unrelated Netflix post

A social media post from the Netflix UK & Ireland account has sparked a controversy, drawing accusations from MAGA influencers

Why the iPhone Duo design hurts lefties

The Foldable Friction: Is Apple’s New iPhone Duo Making the Right Turn? The world of mobile technology is constantly evolving,

Sophia Stel plans to release greatest album ever

Vancouver Artist Sophia Stel Crowns Her Work as the Greatest Album Ever From the vibrant DIY scene of Vancouver emerges

U2 win MusiCares 2027 Persons Of The Year

The world of music is constantly celebrating its legends, and every year, the Recording Academy steps in to honor those

Inside the tension of Mel Denisse’s ‘Hunted’

Mel Denisse is proving that navigating the musical landscape doesn’t require settling for the comfortable. Her latest single, Hunted, is

Country Western Audition Tape drops “Blood Eagle”

The grittily melodic, noise-streaked Philadelphia indie band A Country Western is ready to deliver some heavy sonic territory, announcing their

Lumineers unearth Isabelle Fly for Dualtone 25th

The Lumineers (photo: Noah Griffel) Dualtone Records is celebrating a quarter-century milestone by looking back at the journey and pressing

Gift Horse Trio Announces New Album with Ryley Walker

Ryley Walker Joins Gift Horse, Expanding the Sound of Electronic Trio The electronic music landscape just got a whole lot

Mynolia drops new album Salt Around My Bed Hear Holy Line

Mynolia is entering a new chapter in her musical journey, moving from captivating singles to the full-fledged debut album that

HarbourView appoints Patrick Morin as MD of Business Development

The world of music investment and catalog management is undergoing an exciting expansion, driven by strategic acquisitions and powerful new

Angine de Poitrine to play ‘Fallon’ next week

A year of sonic breakthroughs and groundbreaking firsts has culminated in a highly anticipated television debut for the microtonal artists

Urgent Hunger Don’t Do This Alone

walt disco deepens their sound with new single ‘Don’t Do This Alone’ The Glasgow-based group walt disco is clearly in

Conor Oberst unveils debut short film Invention 13

The world of music has always been a place of deep, often introspective storytelling, but for artists like Conor Oberst

Lorelei unveils new song The Kid With The Crown

This Is Lorelei Drops New Gem: ‘The Kid With The Crown‘ Sets Stage for Upcoming Album Music fans, prepare your

AI assistant made Muse lose her Instagram handle

Forget the existential dread of artificial intelligence replacing jobs. The real threat to intellectual property is far more personal, and

Altın Gün refused to translate their music for America

The world of music is constantly debating the line between tradition and trend, but a Dutch-Turkish group called Altın Gün

Deafheaven’s Heaviest EP Ever

Deafheaven is currently steering the extreme metal landscape with a palpable sense of intensity, marking a clear trajectory from their