Seattle producer Jeff McIlwain, better known as Lusine, will return with his ninth album in September. Long Light, which surfaces on Ghostly International, marks 20 years since McIlwain first joined the label roster. In recent […]
Dan Carey’s studio is notoriously hectic at the best of times, but today takes the biscuit. The air is thick with hangovers, the tabletops strewn with empty champagne bottles and Carey’s head has been freshly […]
Lush’s founding guitarist and sometime vocalist Emma Anderson has announced Pearlies, her debut solo album. The album, produced by James Chapman (aka Maps), is out October 20 via Sonic Cathedral, and you can watch the […]
It’s late in the evening on election night 1997, shortly after the enormity of the result has become clear; former Labour leader Neil Kinnock, under whom the party had begun its “long trek back towards […]
Heavy Song of the Week is a feature on Heavy Consequence breaking down the top metal and hard rock tracks you need to hear every Friday. This week, the top honor goes to “Silent Wolf” […]
Consequence’s Industrial Week rolls on with our staff list of the genre’s Top 50 songs. Keep checking back throughout the week for more lists, artist-driven content, premieres, essays, and more. Keep up with all of […]
Founding Lush guitarist Emma Anderson has announced her debut solo album, Pearlies. The project arrives October 20th via Sonic Cathedral, while lead single “Bend the Round” is out now. Anderson began writing what would become Pearlies back around […]
Kim Petras joins Zane Lowe in-studio on Apple Music 1 for an extensive chat following the release of her debut studio album ‘Feed The Beast’. Despite the major success Kim Petras has experienced, including her […]
In rock star portraiture, it behooves a writer to avoid straightforward presentation of cliche. The story of a troubled virtuoso tormented by their own genius, turning to drink and drugs, then flaming out before their […]
The Who have announced the forthcoming release of a vivid new compilation titled Who’s Next/Life House, slated to hit the shelves on Sept. 15. A colossal undertaking, this multifaceted collection boasts a staggering 155 tracks, […]
Alex Amor releases ‘Time To Smile’ / Announces new EP Super Sonic Alex Amor image via Mila Austin July 18, 2023 Alex Amor has announced her new EP Super Sonic is set for release November […]
Shrimpnose, born Riley Smithson, will return with a new album on Friends of Friends. As It Seems is the follow up to Smithson’s 2022 album, Under Fire!, a project that cemented him as a leading […]
Sam Barker, better known as Barker, will release a new EP on Smalltown Supersound. While Barker’s recent releases, 2018’s Debiasing EP and 2019’s Utility, explored the possibilities of kickless dancefloor tracks, Unfixed sees him exploring […]
Track by Track is a recurring feature series in which artists guide readers through every song on their latest release. Today, Michael Bolton breaks down his latest record, Spark of Light. Decorated recording artist Michael […]
Many a Riot grrrl books and documentaries have been made over the years, but now, Kathleen Hanna, one of the founders of the ’90s feminist punk movement, is ready to tell her story in her […]
KOAN Sound are releasing their most exploratory work to date, Led by Ancient Light. Scheduled to release on September 8th, the imaginative album will come with a special graphic novella and documantary from the minds […]
This summer marked 22 years since the release of Alicia Keys’ debut album Songs In A Minor and the official start of what became a massive music career. Since then, numerous Grammy Awards and multiple […]
For 150 years, Epiphone has been at the forefront of musical instrument design. By leveraging its iconic past and leaning into the future, Epiphone has now set the stage for the next era of sound […]
Sega of America workers voted to unionize Monday, creating what they say is the largest multi-departmental video game union in the U.S. Workers at the company’s Burbank and Irvine locations voted 91 to 26 in […]
A thrilling small indie label run by Willie Stewart in Ireland’s County Leitrim, Nyahh has recently released records influenced by early music, generative music and the sonic possibilities of sewing machines. Now comes their brilliant […]