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Chevelle Releases Tense but Hesitant New Record : “Bright as Blasphemy”

After more than three decades of carving their place in American rock, Chevelle return with their tenth studio album, Bright As Blasphemy. The Chicago alt-rock veterans — brothers Pete and Sam Loeffler

August 16, 2025

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Amy Macdonald Trades Polish for Power on Bold Sixth Album

Amy Macdonald has always been the kind of artist who feels like home – steady, truthful, and quietly powerful. But with her sixth album, Is This What You’ve Been Waiting For?, she

August 16, 2025

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Olympe Chabert’s “Lila” – The Art of Loving Without Maps For The Lost and The Luminous

Some songs are heard. Others are lived. Lila, Olympe Chabert’s newest single, belongs to that second, rarer kind—the kind that slips through the cracks of the soul, stirring hidden fragilities and unspoken

August 14, 2025

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Golden Hour Grooves : Five Joni Mitchell Gems to Ignite Your Summer Spark

Ah, summertime—the season of languid afternoons, where the sun drips like honey from the sky, and the world hums with the lazy buzz of possibility. Who better to soundtrack this golden haze

August 11, 2025

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From Endurance to Excellence : The Survival Mode Era of Rilès

Inspired by my dearest Ataraxia, I was drawn to listening to Rilès this afternoon—and what a ride it turned out to be. Survival Mode is not just another album drop; it’s a

August 11, 2025

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Why “MadDog” Is Man/Woman/Chainsaw’s Most Ambitious Single Yet

London’s rising art-punk collective Man/Woman/Chainsaw continue to expand their ambitious soundscape with their latest single MadDog, a track that both encapsulates their artistic evolution and signals an exciting new chapter. Coming off

June 16, 2025

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Bruce Springsteen’s “The Lost Albums” : The Boss Opens the Vault

For decades, Tracks II has existed more as myth than reality—a whispered legend among Bruce Springsteen’s most devoted fans. Rumors swirled about entire albums recorded and shelved, particularly throughout the 1990s when

June 16, 2025

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Flashes of Brilliance Amid Familiar Sounds on Garbage’s Eighth Album

Nearly thirty years into their career, Garbage return with Let All That We Imagine Be the Light, their eighth studio album and a continuation of the path they’ve walked for decades: sleek,

June 16, 2025

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Damiano David’s “Funny Little Fears” : A Bold, Beautiful Reinvention Beyond Måneskin

When Damiano David, the charismatic frontman of Måneskin, announced his solo debut Funny Little Fears, the anticipation came laced with curiosity. Known for his swaggering glam-rock persona that helped Måneskin captivate the

June 16, 2025

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Prima Queen Balance Old-School Indie with Fresh Emotion on “The Prize”

Prima Queen’s debut album The Prize firmly establishes the London-based duo as one of the most exciting new voices in the UK indie scene. Louise Macphail and Kristin McFadden blend candid lyricism,

June 16, 2025

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