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Ulver return to the world of ‘Hollywood Babylon’, the haunting track from their 2024 album “Liminal Animals”, with a new music video directed by Trista Namo. The clip expands the song’s already unsettling universe into a grotesque, retro-futuristic visual landscape starring Sara Khorami, where the absurd, the uncanny and the […]
Echo & The Bunnymen are returning to the studio with “Apples for Isaac”, their first album of newly written material in more than a decade. Arriving on September 18 via BMG, the record marks the Liverpool band’s thirteenth studio album and opens a new chapter for a group whose catalogue […]
There is a particular kind of music that never seeks immediate recognition. It reveals itself gradually, asking for patience instead of urgency and closeness instead of spectacle. Black Water inhabits that quiet territory, where every composition unfolds with remarkable restraint, allowing atmosphere, memory, and subtle emotional shifts to shape an […]
Louis Paxton steps behind the camera for the first time with “The Incomer”, a darkly comic folk tale that quietly blends myth, isolation and contemporary social tensions. Following its premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, where it received the NEXT Innovator Award, the film is set to arrive in […]
Nine years after the death of Chris Cornell, Soundgarden are moving steadily toward the release of what will become the band’s final studio album. Guitarist Kim Thayil has confirmed that the long-awaited record is now expected to arrive in 2027, offering the clearest indication yet of when fans can hear […]
Marat Safin has long occupied a singular place within contemporary Russian photography. Based in Moscow, he has cultivated a visual language distinguished by tactile textures and an exceptional sensitivity to narrative. Every photographic series unfolds like a fragment of a larger literary universe, inviting the viewer into stories that seem […]
Rock la Mureș Festival returns this July 10 – 11 at Periam Port, unfolding as less a festival grid and more a temporary ecosystem where sound, image, food and movement intersect without asking permission. Now in its 14th edition, the gathering pushes beyond the familiar architecture of a music festival. […]
There is a kind of music that gets made because the alternative, not making it, would be worse. Jake Sinetos has been building Mazmere from the Peak District for a few years now, threading post-punk edges and ambient drift into something that sits slightly outside genre, slightly outside comfort, and […]
Angel Fang found a chunk of its audience the way a lot of music finds people now, through a Reel at 1 am, no context, just a sound that wouldn’t leave. Behind it is a California-based musician who spent a long stretch unhappy with the music he was making before […]
Jake Sinetos aka Mazmere spent years pulling ‘David’ apart and putting it back together, never quite trusting it was finished. What changed was that the song stopped resisting him. Released on David’s birthday instead of the anniversary of his death, the track sits alongside three others built with longtime collaborators […]