The West London group’s fifth album shifts away from the euphoric release of 2023’s ‘Volcano’ toward quieter anxieties, with Lydia Kitto singing about pain only after it has passed.
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The West London group’s fifth album shifts away from the euphoric release of 2023’s ‘Volcano’ toward quieter anxieties, with Lydia Kitto singing about pain only after it has passed.
The festival’s week-long programme pairs established live acts with experimental and club-facing artists, alongside commissioned works and a politics-focused talks series.
The UK vocalist’s newest single works through mutual hurt with restraint, setting the stage for her forthcoming album ‘What Are The Odds’.
The band’s new full-length, released via Relapse Records, grapples with information overload and the collapse between online and physical reality.
The bachata artist alleges his former business management firm botched his New York tax filings and mishandled cash, insurance, and retirement accounts, seeking at least $2.3 million in damages.
The Nigerian singer’s 16-track project pairs features with Wizkid, Rema, and Kwn in a record shaped by growth and cultural curiosity.
The NYC/Tokyo artist returns with an analog, driving single about refusing to stay in the shadows. Recorded live and mixed by Andros Rodriguez, Silhouette carries a clear sense of intention as Bam prepares his debut album Sometimes I Forget to Breathe.
Investors claim they were kept in the dark while the mental health startup quietly failed, and are seeking to unwind nearly $1.2 million in backing.
On Last Round, the Australian MC and Lydia Caesar turn the invisible weight of anxiety and creative shutdown into a fight that actually lands.
A Belgian composer maps the pressure systems of the self with piano, strings and rare restraint.
