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Saint Vitus announces more shows: Blackbraid, King Woman, a 2nd night of Immolation, Rivers of Nihil & more
Saint Vitus, the Brooklyn music venue, has announced additional forthcoming shows featuring heavy music artists including Blackbraid, King Woman, Immolation and Rivers of Nihil. The announcement matters to fans because it expands the venue’s programme and includes a second Immolation date, suggesting demand for the band’s appearance. The available article text does not provide dates,…
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‘Safe space’ youth hub to expand to meet demand
A youth centre in Doncaster is seeking to open a second venue after growing demand pushed it beyond capacity, as staff warn of a wider decline in opportunities for young people in the area. The EPIC Hub in the Frenchgate Shopping Centre has become an award-winning success since opening five years ago, and its deputy…
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Billboard Style (mems Victoryland & Forth Wanderers) announce debut LP, share 1st single
Billboard Style, a new project involving members of Victoryland and Forth Wanderers, have announced their debut LP and released its first single. The announcement marks the group’s first major release and introduces a collaboration between musicians known for work in their respective indie bands. The available article text does not provide the album title, release…
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NASA Swift rescue mission spins into trouble during commissioning
Katalyst Space’s LINK spacecraft, sent to rescue NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory before it re-enters Earth’s atmosphere, has run into fresh trouble during commissioning, tumbling in a multi-axis spin after two of its three reaction wheels failed. NASA also reported reduced functionality in the craft’s cold-gas thruster system, and communications with LINK have become sporadic,…
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Britain’s most overcrowded commuter trains are revealed as thousands are left standing at peak times
New research has identified the most overcrowded commuter train services in Britain, revealing that thousands of passengers are regularly left standing during peak morning and evening journeys. The findings highlight ongoing capacity problems on key commuter routes into major cities, raising fresh concerns about passenger comfort and safety as rail operators struggle to keep pace…
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SiriusXM Is Launching a Sports Subscription Service
SiriusXM is launching SiriusXM Sports Pass, a new $5-a-month audio subscription that bundles all of its sports channels and terrestrial sports radio partners into a single package. It marks the satellite radio company’s cheapest offering to date and reflects an attempt to attract sports fans with a more affordable, focused product than its existing bundled…
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Peter Gabriel – “One By One”
Peter Gabriel has released “One By One,” the latest instalment in the extended rollout of his forthcoming album o/i, with new tracks appearing on each full moon throughout the year rather than as a handful of advance singles. The near-ten-minute song revives Mozo, a mythical character Gabriel first introduced during his Genesis years in the…
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Mooney leads Rockets to comfortable win over Fire
Trent Rockets secured a comfortable eight-wicket victory over Welsh Fire in Cardiff during The Hundred women’s competition, marking their second win of the tournament. Batter Beth Mooney was the standout performer, guiding her side to a routine chase and helping the Rockets build early momentum in the campaign. The report is video-based coverage from BBC…
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Marvel Brings Back James Gunn’s Favorite ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ Member for New Solo Adventures
Marvel Comics is putting Rocket Raccoon back in the spotlight with a new solo one-shot, “Rocket Raccoon: Rocket Rewind” #1, released to mark 50 years since the character’s creation. The book focuses on the wisecracking, weapons-loving member of the Guardians of the Galaxy, who director James Gunn has previously named his favourite of the team,…