Vic Spencer’s Inspire Your Idols Review: Petty, Precise, and Weirdly Warm
Inspire Your Idols isn’t a comeback story—it’s a guy proving he never left, then daring you to keep up. This album doesn’t introduce itself. It walks in mid-conversation, already... more »
Di Hotel Malibu Review: Retro-Soul So Specific It Refuses English
Di Hotel Malibu isn’t chasing a global playlist—it's building a tiny, analog world in Surabaya and daring you to keep up. This album doesn’t “open up” to meet you. It closes the... more »
Pink Guitars Review: JuJu Rogers’ Spaceships, Voodoo, and a Bit of Whiplash
Pink Guitars hits like a manifesto that forgot to be boring—until it briefly remembers. JuJu Rogers turns identity into circuitry, not a slogan. Some albums ease you in. Pink Guitars,... more »
Of Earth & Wires Review: Dua Saleh’s Quiet Album That Hits Like Weather
Of Earth & Wires turns grief into pressure—fast-made songs that still feel oddly deliberate, with Dua Saleh and Billy Lemos trapping you inside the mix. Courtesy of Ghostly... more »
¡Forward, Russia! Reunites for 2027 UK Tour Celebrating 20 Years of ‘Give Me A Wall’
Celebrate two decades of indie energy as ¡Forward, Russia! return with a UK tour and a vinyl reissue of their cult classic ‘Give Me A Wall’. If you were a part of the mid-2000s indie scene,... more »
The Avalanches Announce Surprise Free Party in London This Week
Get ready, London! The Avalanches are throwing a surprise free party to celebrate their new single, “Together,” with special guests and limited spots—don’t miss out. If you’re a fan... more »
Slipknot Announces Full Physical Release of Experimental Album ‘Look Outside Your Window’
Slipknot’s ‘Look Outside Your Window’ gets a full physical release with unique vinyl editions and CDs available from June 12. Slipknot fans, the moment we’ve been waiting for is finally... more »
Who Did Drake Diss on ‘Iceman’? A Full Breakdown of the Feuds
Explore the bold disses Drake delivers on his album ‘Iceman,’ targeting big names across the rap and entertainment world. When Drake dropped three surprise albums last week, fans were... more »
Rod Stewart Hints at Final UK Tour in 2027: "That’ll Probably Be It"
Rod Stewart plans to wrap up his touring career after a final UK run in 2027, closing an extraordinary six-decade journey on stage. If you’ve ever been swept away by the raspy charm... more »
Fosi’s $150 Headphone Amp Snaps to Your iPhone Instead of Dangling
Experience portable audio reimagined with Fosi’s magnetic headphone amp that clips onto your iPhone for sleek, tangle-free listening. If you’re like me, you've probably wrestled with those... more »
Wrensilva Introduces Studio: The Ultimate Compact Record Console
Vinyl record consoles have evolved to blend seamlessly with modern living spaces, offering high-end sound without sacrificing style or space. Vinyl isn’t just a basement hobby anymore.... more »
LUCKI’s Drugs R Bad Review: A “Safety Warning” That Hits Too Hard
LUCKI uses Drugs R Bad like a legal disclaimer, then spends two discs proving he doesn’t believe disclaimers. Some songs cut deep; the middle drifts. Image credit: LUCKI / EMPIRE.... more »
BNYX® GENESIS FM Review: A Fake Radio Station That Actually Runs You
BNYX®’s GENESIS FM sells wellness skits and club pressure, then quietly proves his best tracks don’t need anybody talking over them. Courtesy of Lyfestyle Corporation/Field Trip... more »
Sow & So Album Review: Nappy Nina & Swarvy Make “Safe” Sound Risky
This Sow & So album review hears a duo turning into a band—sub-bass, Rhodes, and verses that stop fading and start hitting back. There’s a little translator’s note sitting at the... more »
Dennis Locorriere, Dr. Hook Frontman, Passes Away at 76
Dennis Locorriere, famed voice of Dr. Hook, died at 76 after battling kidney disease, leaving behind a rich legacy in soft rock. If you were alive in the ’70s, the name Dennis Locorriere... more »
Professor Green Opens Up About ADHD and Autism Struggles at School, Sharing Hopeful Advice
Stephen Manderson, aka Professor Green, reveals his school battles with ADHD and autism, offering heartfelt advice to young people navigating similar challenges. If you’ve ever felt out... more »
’90s Rave-Themed World Cup Screenings Set to Light Up London This Summer
Get ready to vibe as London hosts ‘90s rave-themed World Cup screenings with DJs and club sounds, perfect for late-night football fans this summer. If you’re anything like me, the... more »
Paul Di’Anno’s Final Years Captured in New Iron Maiden Documentary
Explore the remarkable journey of Iron Maiden’s lost singer, Paul Di’Anno, through a heartfelt new documentary that chronicles his last years. If you’ve ever been fascinated by the raw,... more »