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Spells in my living room! Serra Marinheiro’s Halloween single
Serra Marinheiro is charting a vibrant new course in the music world, demonstrating a powerful commitment to artistic reinvention and
How Satyricon created black metal’s answer to Back In Black
In 2011, the intersection of extreme music and high fashion became a surreal spectacle. At the Nordic World Ski Championships
Made and erased: Thom Yorke’s masterpiece
What makes a truly great musician? Perhaps it is the sheer audacity to evolve, to move faster and change before
NYC’s bloodsports share new single “Ten Thousand Feet” ahead of Pitchfork Paris and London shows
Bloodsports Unleashes New Noise with Single “Ten Thousand Feet” Brooklyn-based post-hardcore and noise-rock outfit bloodsports is back with fresh sonic
Bess Atwell’s move to Canada inspires new album Cut A Figure
London’s indie-folk scene is buzzing with anticipation, thanks to the latest news from artist Bess Atwell. The celebrated singer has
Mining Metal Beaten to Death by Boss Keloid
Step away from the mainstream roar and into the shadowy, fascinating world of non-mainstream metal. This is where the true
Biddy Blas Star Wars meme action
When you dive into the high-octane chaos of a racing game, you expect speed, strategy, and maybe a little bit
Lily Allen dresses as a Ticketmaster seat map for Halloween
The Ballad of Blue Dot Fever: When the Music Stopped the Show In the highly competitive world of live entertainment,
Harry Fowler surprises with debut album Blankets
Harry Fowler Unveils Intimate Solo World with Debut Album Guitarist Harry Fowler, best known for his work with the acclaimed
Dennis Hopper said no: The movie was disowned by its director
There is a certain delicious irony in the world of filmmaking—the notion that sometimes, the biggest artistic battles are fought
October’s Off-Mainstream Selections
The world of music is anything but tidy, and some of the most compelling artists thrive in the beautiful messiness
Aerosmith rocks the Hollywood Bowl show
Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler and Joe Perry at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards (photo: Mike Coppola / Getty Images for
Tame Impala tackles Seal’s ‘Kiss’ for Triple J
Tame Impala‘s Kevin Parker at the “Deadbeat” tour opener on Oct. 27, 2025, in Brooklyn, N.Y. (photo: Kevin Mazur /
Boss speaks on the backstage of Home of the Brave
When you put a legend like Bruce Springsteen in a conversation about the state of the nation, the results are
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
Raye Reels in Lizard Music role
RAYE (photo: Aliyah Otchere) Get ready to tune in, because the worlds of indie cinema and music are about to
Windham Hill Winter Solstice at 40 Collection
For four decades, the world of instrumental music has found an enduring, contemplative home in the sonic landscape of Windham
Glen Hansard covers The Pogues’ Bottle Of Smoke
A soulful connection bridges the gap between two musical giants, Glen Hansard and Shane MacGowan, through a new recording of
Charlie Kaplan’s Dobro Hymn performance
Finding Clarity in the Chaos: Charlie Kaplan and the Art of the Libation When musicians find inspiration, sometimes it doesn’t
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
Ottawa fanclubwallet shares Halloween single Creep-O
The indie-pop landscape is buzzing with a new, delightfully spooky release from Canadian artist fanclubwallet. They have dropped their standalone
Junior Boys return with new album The Gore
The electric pulse of Ontario’s electropop scene is ringing louder than ever, thanks to the highly anticipated news from the
Harry Fowler collects a decade of solo songs on surprise LP blankets
Sometimes, the most impactful musical statements arrive without the fanfare. In the world of independent music, where anticipation often dictates
The Haunt is more than a band name
When Rock Stars Find Their Ghosts: How The Haunt Built a Legacy from Graveyards If bands had tombstones, the Haunt’s
Macklemore and Aurora bring ‘Free Palestine’ solidarity to Paris
The stage in Paris transformed into a powerful platform of solidarity last night, as rappers Macklemore and singer Aurora united