MUSIC REVIEWS
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The Cranberries reveal the first official release of LIVE AT THE LONDON ASTORIA II, 1994
This newly uncovered performance captures the legendary Irish rock band at one of their most defining moments, just as they were on…
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MOONSPELL release lyric video for “The Great Wolf In The Sky” ahead of highly acclaimed new album Far From Good
Icons of Portuguese gothic metal MOONSPELL have launched a lyric video for their new single, “The Great Wolf in the Sky,” just…
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Selfish Things shares new single “Violence” featuring Mike Froh
Alternative rockers Selfish Things are thrilled to announce the release of “Violence (feat. Mike Froh),” the latest song off their highly anticipated…
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The Garden releases new album ‘Bootleg’ via Epitaph + headline North American tour kicks off this September
Navigating their way back to Epitaph, twin brothers Wyatt and Fletcher Shears of the experimental punk staple The Garden return with a…
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Malcolm Todd releases new single “I Just Got Mad”
Singer-songwriter Malcolm Todd has officially released his long-awaited single, “I Just Got Mad,” via Columbia Records. First teased in 2024, the track…
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Jazmin Bean releases new single and video “Silvering Blade”
The first glimpse into a new era rarely announces itself loudly. More often, it arrives like a crack of light beneath a…
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Cage The Elephant return with new single “Beaches In Tennessee”
One of the most influential rock voices of our generation, Cage The Elephant, returns with a brand-new single, “Beaches in Tennessee,” their…
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YoDogg steps into frame with new single and visualizer “CAMERAS”
Everywhere you look lately, someone is holding a camera. They’re tucked into the corners of concert venues, raised high above festival crowds,…
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María Isabel announces new project produced by El Guincho + shares new single
Sometimes an artist doesn’t announce a new era with a countdown or a cryptic social media post. Sometimes it begins with a…
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Millennium Parade returns with first new music in nearly two years: “Blue” featuring Saya Gray and Daniel Caesar
Some collaborations feel inevitable long before listeners ever press play. They drift through years of conversations, chance encounters, and shared admiration before…