Rock
Altın Gün stretches out Yali Yali in Paris
When Amsterdam-based Turkish psych purveyor Altin Gün stepped onto the stage at Paris’s Le Trianon in March, they delivered an
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
Dexys Rowland disgusted by Reform UK’s ‘Come on Eileen’ use
When Rock Meets Politics: Dexys Midnight Runners React to Political Use of ‘Come On Eileen‘ The world of music often
Tríada sheds the past on Exuvia
Tríada. (Credit: Martin Cru Alvarez) From across the Atlantic, reaching the trio of Tríada takes more than five thousand miles
Artists without touring access apply for £300k funding to make music inclusive
The cost of touring is a notorious obstacle in the live music world, often forcing talented artists to choose between
Kendrick Lamar and Jhené Aiko team up on ‘So Good’
When R&B sensation Jhené Aiko teams up with hip-hop powerhouse Kendrick Lamar, the result is more than just a track—it’s
Cameron Winter on SNL backlash “It depressed the shit out of me”
The world of music often involves a delicate dance between artistic intent and public perception, and for the Brooklyn-based group
Back-to-school energy spills over
Back-to-School Energy Isn’t Just for Schools I hope you managed to soak up those final dog days of summer. Because
First look at the Carrie TV reboot trailer
The world of horror is always ready for a fresh twist, and Mike Flanagan is delivering one, taking the iconic
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
Eric Idle declares Monty Python is dead
The Curtain Call: Eric Idle Declares Monty Python ‘Dead’ In a move that has stirred the comedy world, actor and
CoD/Battlefield rivals Wardogs launch huge despite queues
The world of competitive gaming just got a whole lot more chaotic, and frankly, a lot more fun. A brand
JT, Pharrell, and Jay-Z at the Paris 30th anniversary show
When a legend hits a milestone, the celebration isn’t just about the numbers—it’s about the history, the legacy, and the
5 Albums Doug Robb Can’t Live Without
When you’re caught up in the rhythm of music, it’s easy to find yourself caught up in a little bit
Theo Bleak on Raw Honesty in Mixtape Bargaining
For some artists, the shadow they cast—the name they choose to inhabit—can feel like a permanent weight. Scottish singer-songwriter Katie
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
Lil Wayne enters Fortnite
Lil Wayne Crashes the Fortnite World: A New Era of Icon Collaboration Unlocks Get ready to drop in, gamers, because
Geese respond to psyop: “How many bots you see”
The path to rock and roll fame can often feel like a lightning strike—sudden, explosive, and seemingly out of nowhere.
Ferris wheel sex video causes court case when boss calls
The Viral Ride: When a Festival Moment Led to Court Drama Some moments at large music festivals are destined for
Charli XCX brings Music Fashion Film to UK/Europe in 2027
Pop sensation Charli XCX is gearing up for a massive cross-continental adventure, announcing an arena tour across the UK and
NBA 2K The rap evolution of FIFA’s soundtrack
Music is more than just background noise; it is the very heartbeat of basketball culture. As NBA All-Star Chet Holmgren
The Prodigy heads Creamfields festival in 2027
Get ready to ignite the dance floor, because the legendary electronic music festival Creamfields is gearing up for a monumental
Sudley’s Tomorrowland: Tribute to Mom and B2B with blooom
The global electronic music scene often features massive spectacles, but sometimes the most resonant moments happen when an artist steps
EA FC 27 Music: Royal Blood, The Strokes & More
Get ready to turn the volume up, because the complete soundtrack for the upcoming EA Sports FC 27″>EA Sports FC
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