Kelly Clarkson might be on the brink of edging out Ellen to take the daytime TV throne with The Kelly Clarkson Show – when she’s not busy sitting in one of the swivel chairs on The Voice (and America’s Got… Read More
It's been a shortened week due to Labor Day (I still can't believe the "unofficial end of summer" is technically here because what are seasons), and like last week, it's also a slightly shorter week as far as new albums… Read More
Ade Mai is a rising folk singer originally from Finland but now based by Bournemouth’s beaches in the UK. Mai bills himself as an “old school folk singer”, but that’s being a tad disingenuous as his folk comes laced with… Read More
When you start to ask questions about rock music from a decade ago, you can sound like you’re lying. Remember when the most exciting young rock bands in the world were fronted by soft-spoken dudes with acoustic guitars? Remember when… Read More
Barely three words into the first full-length offering from Doves since 2009, the recently reunited Mancunian trio reminds us why its signature brand of melancholy was so inviting in the first place. After an ambient intro sets the mood like… Read More
For Chaz Bear and Adrian Mojica, rhythm is a bridge capable of spanning geography, styles, and even generations. Oakland’s Bear, an indie veteran and chillwave pioneer best known as Toro y Moi, has been making music since the mid ’00s;… Read More
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mariah Carey (@mariahcarey) on Sep 9, 2020 at 6:35am PDT Mariah Carey has some serious nerve. As if all of the #MC30, The Meaning of Mariah Carey and The Rarities moments… Read More
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This week in heavy we got the new Code Orange MTV Unplugged-style live album/film (which I wrote about in Notable Releases), plus new albums from Black Magnet, Deafkids & Petbrick, Foretoken, Unurnment, ROT, Don't Sleep (Dave Smalley), the Bummer/The Body… Read More
David Bowie's album The Man Who Sold the World, which came out in North America in 1970 and the rest of the world in 1971, was originally titled Metrobolist, an homage to Fritz Lang's Metropolis. The title was changed at… Read More