Andy Fletcher, a founding member of multi-platinum synth-pop band Depeche Mode, has died. He was 60. The keyboard player helped define the sound of 1980s and ’90s alternative music and beyond through hits including “Just […]
Author : Jennifer Stone May 25,2022 May 25,2022 The Rocketz have released their new album “Lovesick & Heartbroke.” The 11-track album is a portrayal of all the musical elements required for a rocking production. Bringing […]
The man on stage has died this way before. The blade catches the spotlight on its way down and a lifeless head tumbles into a basket, ready to be paraded in front of the baying […]
The first memoir from the former lead singer of Pulp would have been better titled A History of Jarvis in 100 Objects. That’s what it is: an illustrated guide to the things that make Cocker […]
Image Source: Getty / KMazur No matter what type of music you listen to, everyone needs a solid workout playlist. Whether you prefer pop songs, Taylor Swift bangers, or all the throwbacks, there’s a collection […]
Do you remember your first heartbreak? If not, 18-year-old Olivia Rodrigo’s debut single, Drivers License, may awaken some dusty memories. The story of passing her test and driving past the house of the ex she […]
Suede are set to release their new album on September 16. The rock band recorded ‘Autofiction’ – their ninth studio album – at Konk studios in North London with the help of long-time Suede collaborator […]
The final page of this week’s Catwoman held a big surprise for fans of Batman: The Animated Series: the first appearance of Red Claw in DC Comics continuity. What, you don’t remember Red Claw, the […]
John Taylor, bass I was obsessed with writing songs to begin a gig with. I’d say: “We’ve got to have an opener!” I’d been working on this groove with Roger Taylor, our drummer. It just […]
3 New Albums Out This Week You Should Listen to Now: Harry Styles, Porridge Radio, and mxmtoon Harry Styles image credit via Kevin Mazur/Getty Images May 23, 2022 There’s so much good music out in […]
Two decades ago, the Jennifer Garner-led spy series Alias premiered on ABC. An instant critical and audience hit, the the show launched both creator J.J. Abrams (you might have heard of that guy) and star Garner […]
GREY DAZE, Chester Bennington‘s pre-LINKIN PARK band, will release a new album, “The Phoenix”, on June 17 via Loma Vista Recordings. It is the follow-up to 2020’s “Amends”, which featured newly recorded music with remastered […]
Drummer and composer Sarathy Korwar has made a career of unifying unexpected collaborators. His 2016 debut album, Day to Day, featured the folk music of the Sidi community from rural Gujarat, mixing west African rhythms […]
The Menzingers’ seminal 2012 album On the Impossible Past turns 10 this year. The Pennsylvania band is celebrating the anniversary with a fall 2022 US tour and bringing along Touché Amoré and Screaming Females as […]
Games We Play, the pop-punk project of Emmyn Calleiro, has signed to Fueled By Ramen/DCD2 Records, Consequence can exclusively announce today (May 19th). Calleiro has also shared a new video for his song “I Hope […]
30. Keep on Going (1973) A fantastic curio from the Mystery to Me album. Written by Bob Welch, Keep on Going sets Christine McVie’s voice against an arrangement audibly influenced by the soul music coming […]
Photo Credit: Reservoir Reservoir announces a worldwide publishing deal with Phil Manzanera of Roxy Music. The agreement includes works from Manzanera’s catalog featuring songs by Roxy Music, Pink Floyd, Tim Finn, Brian Eno, and more. […]
Coheed and Cambria have offered up “Comatose,” the fourth single from forthcoming album Vaxis II: A Window of the Waking Mind (out June 24th). So far we’ve heard an impressive array of musical styles from […]
Devil Master will embark on the Summer 2022 “Hungry Jaws of Hell” North American tour in support of their recently released new album, Ecstasies of Never Ending Night. The Philadelphia outfit, which combines black metal […]
Two weeks after Shaky Knees Festival took center stage in Downtown Atlanta, the city’s other major festival, Music Midtown Festival, has ceased the limelight with yet another thoroughly stacked lineup. Going down from September 17th […]