Crossing is warehouse music; looks like the lights are out, or maybe strobe. On previous EPs — the 2020s ROSETTE and acclaimed 2019 Nūr– The Sudanese American artist Dua Saleh has fleshed out a genre-defying niche that alternated voices influenced by gospel and languid and poetic rap on austere synths.Read More →
Sometimes Atlanta’s Bktherula cuts raging headbangers big and polished enough for her city’s mainstream machine. Other times, the 19-year-old’s songs are melodic and ethereal, with a demo feel that has more in common with the local underground scene. On his pretty funny 2020 mixtapes—Nirvana and Love Santana– this versatility lookedRead More →
The chip on the shoulder of JPEGMAFIA has only gotten bigger over time. His music – a mix of rap, noise, and punk filtered through the cultural void of the internet – has always existed in the space between brash and devious, digging into the center of this Venn diagramRead More →
Let’s be honest here. JPEGMAFIA at its worst is what many contemporary rappers wish to be best. From humble beginnings in the provocative mixtape “Communist Slow Jams,” the Brooklyn-born rapper has continuously challenged not only the politics of his listeners, but their musical expectations as well. The sound of JPEGMAFIA,Read More →
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Top line ABBA’s Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus said on Wednesday the band will no longer release music after their new album Trip and launching their hologram concerts in London in 2022, despite the group’s revitalized popularity and success following their return. 02 September 2021, Berlin: At the Abba eventRead More →
So many artists, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), put together some more new music that we would call “indie” and talk about what metal is releasing. We post music news, song premieres and more all day long. We update aRead More →
Screen Media Films and the man himself share the trailer for Brian Wilson: long road promised, the next documentary from the music legend. Brian Wilson took to Instagram to share with his fans, captioning it with, “Very happy to share the trailer for Brian Wilson: long road promised. To beRead More →
Death metal is defined largely by its extremity, so it perhaps goes without saying that the genre’s most provocative band is also its greatest commercial success. Buffalo, Cannibal Corpse from New York released their debut album, Eaten back to life, in 1990. Four years later, they would appear in theRead More →
Jessica Carson has been closely linked to the Front Range music scene since she moved to Longmont from Texas over ten years ago. Left to right, Clandestine Amigo’s Kyle Donovan and Jessica Carson perform during a video shoot in Erie in January 2020 (Jordan Bass / Courtesy Photo) While sheRead More →
Metal? Rock? Program? Who knows more. All we know is that Mastodon is still extremely adept at the ageless art of ass-kicking. After 21 years of hard work, the revered Atlanta Shredders have not lost a thunderous stage; in fact, on their eighth album, Calm and sinister, they have gainedRead More →
For some strange reason, it’s hard for most people to appreciate the best things in life right now. It’s somehow easier for us to remember it long after the fact, like, Oh, wasn’t it awesome 10 years ago when we were traveling Europe together? Still, it’s likely that ten yearsRead More →
In early 1980, Steve kimock joins former Grateful Dead members Keith and Donna Jean Godchaux’s Heart of Gold Band, which already had Greg Anton as a drummer. Keith was in a car accident and the Heart of Gold Band is gone, but the connection Greg and Steve shared has endured.Read More →