Ramsey Lewis, seen here performing at the Ontario Jazz Festival in 1981, died Monday at his home in Chicago. Ron Bull/Toronto Star via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Ron Bull/Toronto Star via Getty Images […]
Finnish cello rockers APOCALYPTICA have dropped their very own cello-metal reinterpretations of classical bangers with the new EP “Metal Classic, Classic Metal”. Release day also sees the band unleash the focus track “Flight Of The […]
Song of the Week breaks down and talks about the song we just can’t get out of our head each week. Find these songs and more on our Spotify Top Songs playlist. For our favorite new songs from […]
Life after lockdown has been a time of creative change for Mabe Fratti. The Guatemalan cellist and composer wrote her second album, 2021’s Será Que Ahora Podremos Entendernos?, while isolating in an artist’s compound outside […]
BAFTA Pre-Emmys Tea Party cancelled following Queen’s demise ( Photo Credit – The Royal Family / Instagram ) The BAFTA TV Tea Party scheduled for Saturday ahead of the Emmys has been cancelled in the […]
Getty Image When Beyonce released Renaissance at the end of July, a major talking point was how heavy it leaned into dance music. Many listeners stated that she would be instrumental in bringing back voguing, […]
Courtney Marie Andrews returns today with the new single “These Are the Good Old Days,” the latest single off her upcoming album Loose Future. It arrives with an accompanying music video, as well as newly-added tour […]
Canadian sci-fi metal innovators VOIVOD will release a new EP, “Ultraman”, on November 4 via Century Media Records. The effort features a highly original tribute to the “Ultraman” TV series theme as well as previously […]
Music is by far the most important kind of art and culture in India, where it plays a significant role in people’s daily life. India is a country of music, as evidenced by the audience […]
Just last month, NATIVE Sound System—the music project from Nigeria’s NATIVE Magazine—dropped their debut album, NATIVEWORLD, an ambitious, globe-trotting project that united artists and creatives from across the diaspora. Nestled between contributions from the likes of Knucks, Arya Starr and Teezee […]
With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming services. […]
A short film that Motörhead screened onstage during their tour in support of 1982’s Iron Fist has been restored to coincide with the 40th anniversary reissue of the album arriving September 23rd. The eerie clip […]
Getty Image In the 1980s, Robin Leach rose to fame as the host of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, a television program that was essentially devoted to making viewers realize just how little they have […]
Mount Kimbie are back in a big way, as they’ve shared a whopping four new singles under the banner MK 3.5. Take a listen to the tracks below. Mount Kimbie — otherwise known as electronic […]
“All shall love me and despair.” The line from Peter Jackson’s The Fellowship of the Ring is the apex of Cate Blanchett’s striking turn as the elven sorceress Galadriel. In an instant, all hell seems […]
Former Alice Cooper and current Demi Lovato guitarist Nita Strauss has unleashed her brand new instrumental single, “Summer Storm”, with an accompanying live music video shot on her recent U.S. headline tour. The new track […]
What was the soundtrack to Diana, Princess of Wales’s death? Surely Elton John’s Candle in the Wind 1997? After all, it’s the biggest-selling UK single of all time. But no: if you were listening to […]
Via ONE Media / YouTube / Weird Al Weird Al Yankovic has been a fixture in the entertainment business since the 1970s. He has sold well over 12 million albums, performed over 1,000 concerts, and […]
The “record men” were a fabled breed of almost entirely American males who, across the 20th century, became famous in their own rights due to their discovering, recording, promoting and sometimes fleecing of future legends. […]
Humans have honored their dead for centuries with burials at sea, but Nichelle Nichols belongs to the stars. Nichols, the “Star Trek” actor, died last month in Silver City, New Mexico, at age 89. Private […]