Earlier this year, Sault released a new album… sort of. Acts Of Faith came out in July, but the UK collective released it as a single audio file. Now, though, they’ve gone ahead and given the project a more conventional… Read More
Every one loves a good New Year’s resolution. While most folks will focus on goals that sure themselves (and rightfully so), Sir Paul McCartney is committing to something to behind his longtime fans. Thanks to Martin Scorsese’s latest Disney+ documentary,… Read More
Forget the number of roads a man must walk down before you call him a man, and don’t even get me started on how many times must the cannonballs fly before they’re forever banned. You know what’s really blowin’ in… Read More
Despite it catching on like wildfire and now being considered for Grammy Awards recognition, AI-generated music continues to be met with resistance. James Blake is the latest musician to rejected AI-generated works in his likeness. Today (December 21), the “Like… Read More
Robbie Williams’ Academy Awards dream has quickly morphed into a technical nightmare. The “Angels” musician’s biopic Better Man is slated to hit select theaters on Christmas Day (December 25). This means it is certain to be a topic of discussion… Read More
There are times when you really shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. The covers for the Neapolitan Novels by Italian writer Elena Ferrante look like straight-up stock imagery, but Ferrante’s prose and narrative prowess are unmatched. They don’t exactly… Read More
(This post was originally published on December 4, 2023.) Now that we’re in the first full week of December, it’s officially time for Christmas music to start taking over. If you don’t have a holiday playlist going yet, we’re here… Read More
The video for d4vd‘s new single “Where’d It Go Wrong?” seems to pick up where the video for “My House Is Not A Home” left off. The harrowed singer finds himself in a confrontation outside a burnt-down house and facing… Read More
The Brutalist is a nearly four-hour movie, complete with a 15-minute intermission, about a Holocaust survivor who comes to the United States to live “the American Dream” and, one day, be reunited with his wife. That premise (and runtime) deserves… Read More
Saturday Night Live is obviously a pillar of the comedy community, but it has also played host to many moments in music history thanks to its long-running tradition of musical guests. SNL is going hard celebrating its 50th anniversary this… Read More