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Westside Cowboy Release Debut Album It Goes On: Stream
Manchester-based indie rock four-piece Westside Cowboy have released their debut album, It Goes On, via Island Records, giving fans a fuller picture of the band’s sound following two earlier singles. The release marks a significant step for the group as they establish themselves within the current indie rock scene, with the band saying they wanted…
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BLACKPINK’s JENNIE Is Dropping a New Solo Project: ‘This EP Comes From a Very Personal Place’
BLACKPINK’s JENNIE has announced a new digital solo EP, “Fallen Angel,” due for release on 28 August. The three-track project marks her latest solo activity following BLACKPINK’s February release “DEADLINE,” and comes with a personal statement from the singer describing it as her “truest self-expression.” The EP, announced via her label Odd Atelier, comprises three…
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The “incredible” 2006 song George Martin wanted to be his last: “41 years later”
The most graceful final bow. The post The “incredible” 2006 song George Martin wanted to be his last: “41 years later” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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A History of Paper review – Shirley Henderson and Alan Cumming sing a fragile romance
Shirley Henderson and Alan Cumming star in the mainstage premiere of A History of Paper at Pitlochry Festival theatre, a musical love story by the late playwright Oliver Emanuel and composer Gareth Williams. Originally a 2016 BBC radio drama before being adapted into a small-scale musical two years ago, the show tells an everyday tenement…
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Sheryl Crow Debuts Cars: Lightning Racers Theme 20 Years After Her First Cars Song
Sheryl Crow has returned to the world of Pixar’s Cars franchise, debuting a new song called “Built To Last” as the theme for the upcoming spinoff series Cars: Lightning Racers. The reveal came at Disney’s D23 expo, marking two decades since Crow’s “Real Gone” featured in the original 2006 Cars film, and comes as the…
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Ahead of The Beatles’ New Biopic, Beatlemania Is Back With T-Shirts, Mugs, Books & More Merch
Ahead of Sam Mendes’ four-part Beatles biopic, due for release in April 2028, Billboard has rounded up officially licensed merchandise for fans keen to celebrate the band before filming wraps. The films will each focus on a different member, with Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Joseph Quinn and Barry Keoghan playing Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George…
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Rock Band Was a Multiplayer Experience Truly Unlike Anything That Came Before or Since
Rock Band remains, to this day, the most unique and physically satisfying gaming experience I’ve ever had. And at Official Xbox Magazine, we played it so much that we ended up pissing off our sister magazines in the building.
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Wild Pink Make Sense of It All on New Album Still Coming Down: Track by Track Exclusive
Wild Pink have shared a track-by-track guide to their new album, Still Coming Down, out now via Fire Talk Records. It marks the band’s sixth studio album and the follow-up to 2024’s acclaimed Dulling the Horns, seeing frontman John Ross continue exploring modern American life through vivid, idiosyncratic songwriting on a record that leans further…
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50 Years Ago Today: The Rolling Stones Right the Wrongs of Altamont at Massive U.K. Festival
Fifty years ago, on 21 August 1976, the Rolling Stones headlined a huge open-air festival at Knebworth House in England, drawing around 100,000 fans in what was billed at the time as one of Britain’s most significant rock events. The show mattered because it came after a turbulent year for the band: it was staged…
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“It’s Intimate, It’s Close, And It’s Not Loud” Kloyd Interviewed
Clash Magazine spoke with London-based, Yorkshire-raised producer Kloyd about her recent project ‘New Love’, an emotionally raw electronic record that blends spectral, trip-hop-inflected sound design with a deeply personal narrative. She describes music-making as a cathartic, almost diaristic process, one shaped by her formative years studying music production in Leeds while immersing herself in the…