Shane Embury wrote it. Lou Koller voiced it. Blood From the Soul’s debut remains an odd, gripping industrial-hardcore hybrid.
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Shane Embury wrote it. Lou Koller voiced it. Blood From the Soul’s debut remains an odd, gripping industrial-hardcore hybrid.
The singer’s upcoming tour loses a trio of dates, including the originally scheduled opener in Chicago, with no official comment on the reason.
Three million copies sold couldn’t erase the loss that shaped its creation.
After scrapping the rest of his scheduled shows, the former Van Halen frontman gets an unexpected public invitation from his onetime bandmate.
The Italian sound artist gathers field recordings from the volatile Phlegraean Fields, shaping a document of landscape, memory, and quiet human presence.
The frontman addresses common misconceptions, from ritual torture to drinking vessels, in a clear-eyed correction of pop-culture lore.
The singer says her song was “weaponized to soundtrack destruction and violence” without her consent.
Eaux Claires came back after an eight-year absence with a 16-song survey of Bob Dylan’s catalog led by Justin Vernon. A surprise solo fill-in set for Kevin Morby added its own intimate pull.
The frontman who helped define New York hardcore through four decades of relentless touring has died following a battle with cancer.
Andy Dobson revives the long-running project for its first vinyl release since the early 2000s, turning a move from London to rural Suffolk into a self-contained exploration of nightfall.
