Special Edition Features Artist by Young N’ Loud Magazine Some musicians learn technique. Others learn survival. Then there are artists like Thalìa, performers who transform emotion, culture, discipline, and instinct
Special Edition Features Artist by Young N’ Loud Magazine Some musicians learn technique. Others learn survival. Then there are artists like Thalìa, performers who transform emotion, culture, discipline, and instinct
Photo Credit: Tbilisi, Georgia, by Jaanus Jagomägi Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, is working with Live Nation Israel on a show in Tbilisi, Georgia, after attempts to
Jemerine Chan is unrivalled in her ability to take raw reflections of pain and alchemise them into tenderly diaphanous indie folk pop lullabies which drift through the soul as semi-lucid
Levitation returns to Austin on September 10-13. After changing format last year to days at the Palmer Events Center and evening shows throughout the Red River district, for 2026 they’re
Liliana de la Rosa sonically visualised the clean girl aesthetic with Glass Skin, an ethereally spectral alt-indie pop single that runs delicate melodies through arcane harmonies while ragefully mourning the
Until this week, Champaign, IL heavy shoegaze vets Hum last performed at the 2019 edition of Dia De Los Deftones, but that changed on Friday night (5/15) when they headlined
Young N’ Loud: Article By Katie Dawn Sears A New Chapter in a Legendary Catalogue Legendary rockers The Rolling Stones had been teasing a new record for some time,
Young N’ Loud: Article By Katie Dawn Sears A long-awaited comeback that blends classic punk energy with a refreshed edge A Long-Awaited Return After 15 years of waiting, punk rock
Photo Credit: Anthony Quintano On the heels of a contentious legal battle with his ex-manager, Chance the Rapper has announced a tour to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Coloring Book.
Disarmingly foreboding atmospheres are simmered down to a fine art in IUS’ collection of cinematic instrumental compositions, where the darker spectres of contemporary classical music move through the chameleonic shifts