AV Sunset Chase a Sound of Their Own on Second Album Vs Reality
The Northampton/Milton Keynes four-piece sharpen their instrumental attack with new single “Maat Mons” ahead of a September release on grassroots label Vandalism Begins At Home.
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Dario Klein
Pattie Boyd on Beatle Biopics: “They Didn’t Want to Talk to Anyone Who Was There”
In a new podcast, Boyd reveals no one from the Sam Mendes films contacted her or tour manager Chris O’Dell. The productions seem set on a version of the story that ignores living witnesses.
ZAYN’s Manchester Show Opens with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Homage, No 1D Throwbacks
The Bradford-born singer’s homecoming at AO Arena mixed his latest album Konnakol with older material, showcasing a voice that needs no studio help. He dedicated the night to his mother and left nostalgic reunions aside.
50 Years Ago This Summer, Jean-Michel Jarre Taped Two Drum Machines Together and Started Oxygène
From a kitchen full of oddball gear, a record took shape that would shift the global perception of electronic music.
Barry Manilow Returns After Lung Cancer Surgery With New Album and Tour
The 82-year-old showman recovers from a health scare, dismisses retirement rumors, and prepares to release a new project alongside upcoming live dates.
Necessary Unfold Introduces Itself with ‘Part Time Archivists / Part Time Forgers’
The new label’s first various artists compilation maps the current state of Greek electronic music across 12 tracks of electro, breaks, acid, and IDM.
ummsbiaus Releases Intervals Suite No. 5, Op. 13, a Field Recording Elegy From Lviv Station
The Kyiv-based artist’s new instrumental work turns a continuous recording of Lviv’s main train station into a meditation on ordinary goodbyes and the uncertainty woven into them.
Tamer Nafar’s First Solo Tour Refines a Story He’s Been Telling for Decades
The DAM co-founder is on the road with ‘In the Name of the Father, the Imam and John Lennon,’ testing sequencing and narrative across seven European cities.
Jason Hager Withdraws from Spineshank’s 25th-Anniversary Tour
The guitarist cites health concerns as the reason for his abrupt departure from the band’s celebration of The Height of Callousness.
Gary Holt Has Been Thinking About Mortality. He Doesn’t Want to Die on Stage.
The Exodus guitarist’s recent reflection cuts through the bravado of thrash metal with a rare moment of personal candor.