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Gracie Abrams Says ‘Daughter From Hell’ Is a ‘Thank-You Note’ To Her Mom
Gracie Abrams has released her third studio album, Daughter From Hell, and described its title track as a long-overdue apology and thank-you note to her mother. Speaking on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, she said she had been a defiant child rather than a “monster”, and that this could be turbulent for her parents.…
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CRAWLERS Share Smooth New Track ‘COOL’
CRAWLERS have released ‘COOL’, a new single from their forthcoming EP, ‘TURN OFF YOUR TV’. The bass-led track explores the strain of maintaining a composed public image while struggling internally, with vocalist Holly Minto linking this pressure to self-destructive coping mechanisms and wider social anxieties. Minto said the song examines the conflict between authenticity and…
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Nia Archives – Emotional Junglist
Clash Magazine’s review finds Nia Archives’ second album, ‘Emotional Junglist’, to be an ambitious and emotionally direct expansion of her jungle-based sound. The reviewer argues that it moves decisively beyond nostalgia for the genre, combining breakbeats with post-punk, pop, dancehall, industrial and orchestral elements while retaining a clear musical identity. The 15-track album follows her…
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Steve Lacy – Oh yeah?
Clash Magazine’s review finds Steve Lacy’s *Oh yeah?* a compelling, introspective third album that falls just short of classic status. Recorded partly in Paris during a period of sobriety, it presents Lacy as a tragi-comic rock star examining desire, emotional dysfunction and romantic fixation with humour as well as vulnerability. The ten-track record is praised…
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I Can Die Too review – vibrant pop songs can’t bring actor’s tale to life
The review finds that I Can Die Too showcases Frances Ruffelle’s strengths as a singer but fails to make its theatrical story compelling. Its original, retro-styled pop songs are praised as lively and well performed, yet the drama around an actor rehearsing Cocteau’s La Voix Humaine is judged unclear and underdeveloped. The production, written by…
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Meghan would have felt ‘humiliated’ and a ‘lot of sadness’ during first visit to UK in four years after Harry trip was overshadowed by rows over security and Palace invite
Friends of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, have told People magazine that she would have felt “humiliated” and experienced “a lot of sadness” during what would be her first visit to the UK in four years, after a trip by Prince Harry was overshadowed by disputes over security arrangements and questions about a Palace invitation. The…
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Stand Atlantic Announce New Album ‘GODBREATH’
Australian pop-punk band Stand Atlantic have announced their new album, ‘GODBREATH’, due for release on 23 October through Virgin Music Group. The record follows their 2024 album ‘WAS HERE’ and introduces its sound with the newly released opening track, ‘LUCID’. ‘GODBREATH’ contains 11 tracks, including the recent single ‘Velcro’. Vocalist Bonnie Fraser said ‘LUCID’ was…
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3 Movie Masterpieces To Watch on Netflix This Weekend (July 18-19)
Collider recommends three Netflix films for the weekend, beginning with The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes. The article frames the selection around viewers seeking streaming alternatives amid a difficult period for the box office and ahead of major forthcoming cinema releases. – The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (2023):…
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tickets for tour are officially liveeeee, who’s coming???? #samtompkins
Sam Tompkins is a British singer-songwriter known for his soulful, acoustic-driven pop sound and warm online following. This short is a quick, excited announcement that tickets for his upcoming tour have just gone on sale. The clip captures that spontaneous “just dropped the news” energy, with Sam asking fans directly who’s planning to come along,…
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Check out William Shatner and his metal band’s outrageous Riot Fest rider demands
William Shatner has published a deliberately over-the-top list of rider demands ahead of his appearance at Riot Fest in Chicago in September, performing metal material with his band The *uckers. The 95-year-old Star Trek actor shared the requests on Instagram, framing them as tongue-in-cheek conditions for the show, which festival organisers say took years of…