Sony ULT Speakers Bring Bigger Bass to Three New Party Models
Sony ULT speakers turn up the low end with redesigned woofers, up to 2,150 watts of power, and tuning help from acclaimed hip-hop creators. Some speakers play music. Others seem... more »
Huawei FreeBuds Neo Review: Tiny Comfort Meets Big, Immersive Sound
Huawei FreeBuds Neo combines a featherweight fit, adaptive noise cancellation, spatial audio, and high-resolution sound in a stylish mid-range package. Some earbuds practically vanish... more »
Cereal Crackling Bowl Turns Breakfast Into a Gloriously Weird Sound Show
The cereal crackling bowl from Kellogg’s and designer Dominic Wilcox amplifies every snap, crackle, and pop in your breakfast. Whether you pour the milk first or add cereal first—the... more »
Colorblind Album Review: Truth for Sale, and You Probably Bought It
The Colorblind album “Who Sold You This Truth ++ Was It Yours To Hold” dresses heavy rock in synth-gloss and dares you to call it shallow. Some albums kick the door in. This one walks... more »
Elbow Anniversary Shows Bring ‘Asleep In The Back’ Home to Manchester
Elbow anniversary shows at Manchester Ritz will celebrate ‘Asleep In The Back’ with the full album, era B-sides, and hints of new music. Some albums age quietly. Others keep a little... more »
DALI Basik Sub: A Compact, Colorful Bass Upgrade for Music and Movies
Basik Sub brings 220W of peak power, flexible setup options, and colorful finishes to compact hi-fi and home cinema systems. There’s a particular magic to bookshelf speakers: they’re... more »
JBL Cove Speakers Bring Whole-Home Audio Into Sonos Territory
JBL Cove speakers enter the whole-home audio race with Wi-Fi, Dolby Atmos, stereo pairing, and flexible listening across three new models. Whole-home audio sounds wonderfully... more »
In This Moment “Witch” Album Review: a Hex for Power, Half-Cast
In This Moment’s ninth studio album “Witch” explores transformation and power through a blend of alternative metal and emotional theatrics, delivering moments of impact alongside... more »
Nine Album Review: A Post-Rock Giant Pretending It’s “Just Instrumental”
The Nine album doesn’t try to impress you—then it traps you in grooves, synth haze, and blunt-force crescendos until you stop pretending you’re “fine.” Some albums feel like a band... more »
Don’t Look Down Review: Rod Wave Sells Healing Like It’s Merch
Rod Wave’s Don’t Look Down turns “pain music” into a public progress report—then undercuts it on purpose. Comforting, messy, and telling. Rod Wave doesn’t sound like he’s “expressing... more »
Organized Rhyme Review: Fat Joe Turns Old Myths Into Fresh Bruises
Fat Joe’s Organized Rhyme isn’t a victory lap—it’s a memory trap where crime stories and grief share the same hook and refuse to let go. You can hear it in the first stretch: this... more »
DOTOM Album Review: Queen Herawin “Old Me” Autopsy, No Gloves On
DOTOM album turns self-reinvention into a controlled burn—intimate, blunt, and sometimes uncomfortably specific. Image courtesy of Matic Records / First Letter Enterprises. Most albums... more »
Maisie Peters on ‘Florescence’ and Her 2027 O2 Headline Show
Maisie Peters discusses ‘Florescence,’ her full-circle Reading 2026 performance, Nashville dreams, and the spectacular road to The O2. There’s something wonderfully surreal about... more »
Babyshambles Reunion: Pete Doherty on New Music and The Libertines
Babyshambles Reunion takes center stage as Pete Doherty discusses the tour’s emotional highs, future music, The Libertines, and his dream shop in France. There’s a particular kind of magic in... more »
Neon Sun Album Review: Kam Franklin Makes Americana Sweat on Purpose
Kam Franklin’s Neon Sun album is a bold departure into country-folk territory, delivering raw, unfiltered stories of power, trauma, and survival with a soul singer’s grit. Some albums... more »
Choosing To Die: KULK’s 25-Minute Doom Tantrum That Weirdly Works
Choosing To Die is a fiercely direct album by KULK that blends doom metal, noise, and punk into a relentless sonic assault, challenging the norms of the UK underground scene. Choosing To... more »
Plaud One AI Earbuds Turn Conversations Into Useful Workflows
Plaud One AI earbuds record conversations, summarize meetings, and turn spoken ideas into emails, reports, documents, and presentations. Most wireless earbuds are built to fade into the... more »
Thank You Album: Mike D’s Solo Brain-Loop That Won’t Stop Refreshing
Mike D’s Thank You album turns modern burnout into a catchy spiral—phones, rewinds, and one warm human moment that finally breaks the spell. Everybody talks like a device now. Low... more »