Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto re-engage with King Crimson’s 1995 industrial-prog pivot on Let’s THRAK Again, a two-mix release that doesn’t cover the source material so much as rewrite its sonic vocabulary.
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Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto re-engage with King Crimson’s 1995 industrial-prog pivot on Let’s THRAK Again, a two-mix release that doesn’t cover the source material so much as rewrite its sonic vocabulary.
As the 2026 edition approaches, LOST Music Festival once again transforms the world’s largest bamboo maze into a space where sound, architecture and attention meet on equal terms.
The Florida sludge quartet returns with a more dynamic and urgent sound on the lead single from their sophomore album *Human Decency*, due this September.
Dublin’s Gurriers release a biting new single and video, as Belfast noise-makers Makeshift Art Bar deliver their second EP without offering easy answers.
The rapper’s new album ties his Peckham origins to the foggy, associative style he helped define, leaning into a sound fans have long demanded.
The South London group returns October 2nd with a second album shaped by road life, heartbreak, and a Vegas wedding.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy signals a deeper regulatory review of the $110 billion deal, citing concerns over media plurality and competition in the UK.
The Bristol trio’s second album sheds the slacker-rock consistency of their debut for a volatile, post-hardcore sound that better reflects the band’s combustible chemistry.
The band pushed two Dickies Arena dates to mid-July following a doctor’s order for Lee to rest, marking the second schedule disruption in a week.
Serj Tankian issued a terse reaction to Israel’s official recognition of the 1915 Armenian Genocide, saying, “Using our history, our genocide, our pain to their advantage.”
