Photo Credit: David Trinks Many are familiar with ClicknClear from headlines about its Universal Music Group deal (and an Olympics licensing snafu). But the performance-sports-focused “music rights tech company” has
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JW Paris led an insurgence of insanity with their latest antagonistic earworm, Crazy, a release that documents the trio edging their signature fusion of 90s Britpop and Grunge closer to
Show & Prove: SkrillaWords: Peter A. Berry Last October, an otherwise nondescript piece of street code became Skrilla’s ticket to singer Natasha Bedingfield’s concert. Adorned in what he calls a “soul-snatching” mask,
Austin punks Die Spitz will continue touring their great 2025 album Something to Consume this year. They’ve announced new summer and fall runs in North American, with shows happening in
Photo Credit: Luke Harold / CC by 1.0 Irving Azoff is once again lambasting YouTube – this time over the Google subsidiary’s much-publicized Billboard charts pullout. Meanwhile, the firmly worded
Subversively, This is Country, Son’ by Eddie Rose isn’t your quintessential country fare; the timbres in the intro are tempered with an 80s-esque dreamy haze that swoons as it aligns
Photo Credit: Katseye (Instagram) Hot off their Best New Artist nom, Katseye announces that member Manon Bannerman will take a temporary hiatus from the group to focus on her health.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of The Sex Pistols‘ debut single, “Anarchy in the U.K.,” and to celebrate, the band’s current lineup — original members Steve Jones, Glen Matlock,
Casey Wasserman, 2025 (Photo: Joyce N. Boghosian) Watching stuff go down in flames is never easy, though Wasserman majority owner Providence Equity Partners is sporting a stiff upper lip. In
The first impression when you hear Ennis Hawkins’ debut single, The Art of Being Alone, is WHERE HAS HE BEEN HIDING THAT VOICE?! After a strum of unassuming chords and
