Indie

Manchester Psych Fest 2026 Visuals

The psychedelic movement has planted a vibrant, sprawling presence across the country over the last decade, establishing itself not just

Jam City 2am with Gianna

UK producer Jack Latham, widely known by his moniker Jam City, is currently charting a course through a busy creative

Geese Break Silence on Psyop Allegations

In the high-stakes world of modern music marketing, the line between organic success and calculated hype is often blurred. For

Epic Reunion Tour Announcement

The story of Nice As Fuck is a testament to the unexpected power of indie music and the enduring nature

Kings of Leon drops O My Beloved Hear “My Whole World”

Kings Of Leon is gearing up for a major milestone, preparing to push their catalog into the double digits with

Tinashe Pillow Fight and I’d Rather Be Alone

There’s a certain kind of anticipation that builds, a delicious tension that hangs in the air just before something big

Victoria Monét Juicy moment

The anticipation is building, and the rhythm is set. R&B powerhouse and seasoned songwriter Victoria Monét is gearing up for

Geese confront psyop allegations

After years of simmering anticipation, the band Geese has finally exploded onto the scene, marking one of the most significant

Bonobo Static Distance

The relentless march of time often feels like an abstract concept, doesn’t it? It’s a strange thing how quickly the

Eric Church On The Road journey

Sometimes, all a star needs is a song to tell a million stories, and Nashville battleship Eric Church certainly has

Shiv’s ‘Always Watching’ Album Debut Revealed

Toronto punks Shiv and the Carvers are ready to deliver a potent dose of digital dread with the announcement of

Eels drop new track Congratulations To Me

Eels Deliver New Gem with Single “Congratulations To Me“ The musical landscape has been graced by the latest offering from

Sophia Stel announces the greatest album Hear “I Do”

When a young artist steps out into the world, the choices they make are often scrutinized, but sometimes, they are

Stella Dunai: Move on

I found myself caught between the labyrinth of literature and the haunting melodies of indie folk, finding a curious resonance

Venice welcomes the political in cinema 2026

When the cameras roll at the Venice Film Festival, the art form often retreats into the realm of pure aesthetics.

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

Sick Anarchy

Those diving headfirst into the current ‘grunge revival’ movement often focus on the latest sounds and trends, but they risk

Secret Celebration for 30 Years of MJ Electric Co

The weekend kicked off with a wave of musical homage, proving that some artistic connections simply refuse to fade. In

Victoria Monét Books Tour 2026 North America

Get ready to tune in, because singer-songwriter and producer Victoria Monét is hitting the road with a massive North American

June McDoom demands Get Out Of My Life

June McDoom is embarking on a journey that sounds less like a musical release and more like a necessary emotional

Gretchen Parlato spins Jazz and Soul into charm

Finding Joy in Melody: An Introduction to Gretchen Parlato’s The Wise Ones When new musical voices emerge, they often find

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

Ray Wylie Hubbard tells the Reel 2 Reel 4 Real story

When you find an artist truly in the zone, the performance transcends mere entertainment; it becomes an immersive experience. That

Upper Wilds explode the universe with Mercury

In a landscape constantly shifting with new sonic trends, some sounds manage to carve out a fiercely loyal space for

Ride Or Die Red Spider Mite in the Glasshouse

The vibrant sound of Brighton is putting on a show, and it’s the Glasshouse Red Spider Mite delivering the goods.