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PUDDLE OF MUDD Releases Music Video For ‘Win Win Win’ From ‘Kiss The Machine’ Album
Puddle of Mudd have released the official music video for “Win Win Win,” a track from their album “Kiss the Machine.” The album, which came out in May 2025 through Pavement Entertainment, is presented as a reflection of frontman Wes Scantlin’s personal journey and his commitment to experimenting with different musical styles, and its release…
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ALL’N Is Billboard’s K-Pop Up & Comer of the Month for August: Exclusive Photos
ALL’N, a classically trained violinist turned K-pop artist, has been named Billboard’s K-Pop Up & Comer of the Month for August, with the outlet publishing an exclusive photoshoot and interview. Having previously won international violin competitions and served as a concertmaster and soloist with orchestras, he moved into K-pop after realising the genre offered a…
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Our new EP Rampage is out now on CD/vinyl
This is a short clip from a band or artist celebrating the release of their new EP, Rampage, marking its arrival on physical formats. The post signals a proper release milestone, with the music now available to fans in tangible CD and vinyl editions rather than just digital streaming. The video appears to be a…
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BelicoFest San José Featuring Santa Fe Klan & More Called Off: ‘Canceling … Is the Right Decision’
BelicoFest San José, a Latin music festival scheduled for 29 August at PayPal Park, has been cancelled just over a week before it was due to take place. Organisers announced the decision on Friday 21 August via a joint Instagram post with the venue, calling it a difficult but necessary choice to ensure the best…
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Fontaines D.C. Announce Fall Headlining Shows in Brooklyn and Los Angeles
Fontaines D.C. have announced two headline shows in the United States this autumn, playing Brooklyn’s Kings Theater on 21 September and Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles on 25 September. The dates follow the announcement of the Irish band’s fifth studio album, Dopamine Chamber, due for release on 16 October, and slot in between their…
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The 5 Best Songs Of The Week
– Alex G – “Pain Is The Heart Of Love” (feat. Paul Buchanan): a spare, tritone-laced track with a wounded, warm guest vocal and droning cello that builds a gothic, romantic melancholy – Fontaines D.C. – “Marianne”: a big, dreamy synth-driven follow-up in the vein of 2024’s *Romance*, with an infectious Grian Chatten hook -…
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i promise it’s me singing guys #howtosavealife #thefray #cover
This is a short-form clip from a creator taking on The Fray’s “How to Save a Life,” singing an a cappella or lightly backed cover of the emotional 2005 ballad and leaning into the joke that viewers might assume the vocals aren’t genuinely theirs. The tongue-in-cheek title and hashtags frame it as a casual, vocal-forward…
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The 1967 album Eddie Van Halen and Sammy Hagar agreed was a masterpiece: “Blew my mind”
A huge influence. The post The 1967 album Eddie Van Halen and Sammy Hagar agreed was a masterpiece: “Blew my mind” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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AI music could never…
This YouTube Short, titled “AI music could never…”, appears to be a quick clip making the case for human musicianship in the face of AI-generated music. The tone suggests a creator or musician showing off a moment of playing, singing or production that’s meant to feel distinctly human and hard to replicate artificially. Beyond the…
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City Pop Waves Proves Japan’s Retro Sound Is Still Making New Fans in London
The UK hosted its first-ever city pop concert, City Pop Waves, as part of Palace Bowl Presents, a 12-day open-air festival in Crystal Palace Park, South London. The event underlined how Japan’s retro city pop genre, born in the late 1970s and 1980s, continues to attract new international audiences decades after its heyday, with the…