With Self Sabotage, Levana plunges into a rabbit hole of frustration, fuelled by the kind of anger that bubbles up after yet another spiral of self-destruction. This is not a
With Self Sabotage, Levana plunges into a rabbit hole of frustration, fuelled by the kind of anger that bubbles up after yet another spiral of self-destruction. This is not a
stevie invites listeners into the kind of honesty that arrives when life has stripped everything back to its raw foundations. Her EP, I Guess This Is Healing, rose from places
SHADOW AND LACE laid down their soul and warning signs alike in Nowhere to Run, a slow-burning symphonic rock requiem for our scorched Earth. With a sound that lets the
Tabitha Booth proved long ago that authenticity and originality sit at the core of everything she touches, and in Rock ’n’ Roll Suicide, taken from her LP Sound and Vision:
Photo Credit: Distingué CiDDiQi 18 months later, the Mechanical Licensing Collective v. Spotify showdown is still playing out – with procedural questions taking center stage as the MLC plots a
Mac McCaughan from Superchunk and Merge Records has always had a thing for antipodean punk and indie rock, and with that in mind, he made the hard choice of picking
With beats that land like bloodied fists into the disquieting atmosphere instilled from the first note through droning oscillations of dark despondence, Six Pale Fingers exhibits how A Circle of
Photo Credit: Spotify Another day, another Spotify direct deal – this time with BMG, which says its new publishing pact will “deliver greater value to songwriters and their teams.” Stockholm-based
Back in 2023, Peter Gabriel released i/o, which was his first new album in 21 years. It had a unique rollout with songs being released every month in both “Dark
Washington, D.C.’s James Madison Memorial Building, which houses the U.S. Copyright Office. Photo Credit: UpstateNYer Seven months later, the Copyright Office leadership battle is raging on – with the litigation