The Fife artist’s April performance at the London venue becomes a live album and 16mm film, announced with a cover of Nirvana’s “All Apologies.”
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The Fife artist’s April performance at the London venue becomes a live album and 16mm film, announced with a cover of Nirvana’s “All Apologies.”
The Montreal guitarist’s latest track previews a forthcoming album and marks a deliberate change in direction.
The filmmaker and cultural observer explains why, at shows like NIN’s recent Anaheim date, the crowd remains his primary fascination—and why he refuses to romanticize the past.
The Californian brand’s Dusty Orchid Collection introduces a new colour and silhouette, with a campaign fronted by ADÉLA, Molly Santana, and Paloma Sandoval.
The songwriter’s session at the legendary London studio offers rare access, focusing on self-sufficiency behind the board.
The track marks Nia Archives’ first-ever album feature and arrives ahead of her forthcoming project ‘Emotional Junglist’.
After a long silence, the independent UK rapper returns with a 14-track album that features Dave and Hak Baker, cementing his reputation as one of the country’s most compelling voices.
Built To Spill and Blood Lemon bassist Melanie Radford steps out with a solo record built on field recordings, deliberate pacing, and bass-centered ambient textures—a quiet refusal of acceleration.
Chez Damier and Jovonn will DJ alongside jayah hasson on July 30, with art installations and live screen printing reframing a West Loop venue as a bridge between house music’s origins and its present.
A leaked database from the Dolan-owned venues reveals a tiered surveillance system categorizing hundreds of public figures, with specific flags noting when musicians were identified as LGBTQIA.
