The Oregon Youth Justice Project co-founder’s past and present intersect in a new feature examining juvenile rehabilitation.
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The Oregon Youth Justice Project co-founder’s past and present intersect in a new feature examining juvenile rehabilitation.
The operatic adaptation of Smashing Pumpkins’ 1995 double album arrives at London’s Royal Festival Hall before moving through Belgium, France, and Spain.
The Brighton festival sees the music publication curate a two-stage lineup at Patterns on Thursday, May 14, with acts from Ireland, Canada, and South Korea.
A five-night stand at the newly opened Olympia venue marks a rare extended engagement for the singer in the capital.
Jon McClure grounds the new album in a live, roots-driven sound that marks a clear break from the polished indie of previous work.
The pop singer claims the electronics giant used her photo on television packaging without permission, a move her legal team says undercuts years of brand-building.
The deal brings all 13 studio albums back to a label with deep ties to the band, ending a brief period of independent ownership.
The North London producer returns with a record that treats glitch as emotional texture rather than technical exercise, pushing further from IDM’s colder instincts.
The D’Addario brothers’ sixth album refines their melodic craftsmanship without retreating into pure pastiche.
The Drain Gang rapper shifts toward uplifting dance music with production from swedm®, trading introspection for opulence.
