Scroll. Skip. Like. Repeat. That’s the rhythm most of us live in now. Algorithms tell us what to hear. Numbers tell us what to value. Hype races past before we even catch it. Somewhere along the way, listening became background… Read More
Once again, Sound Check and Jeremy Hecht expand the show’s musical palette, adding King Princess to the mix. The “1950” singer has diverse tastes, so of course, we put those tastes to the test in the latest episode. She even… Read More
Most of the artists I have interviewed in my life claim some level of discomfort with self-promotion. The reason for this is obvious: Talking about yourself in most contexts is looked upon as generally obnoxious behavior. The self-obsessed dude who… Read More
The Replacements’ third album, 1984’s Let It Be, is an ’80s indie rock classic. Now, over 40 years later, the project is getting a comprehensive and massive deluxe edition reissue. Aside from the newly remastered original album, the 4LP and… Read More
At the top of 2025, FKA Twigs released her latest album, Eusexua. She apparently has more to say on that front. A month ago, she released a new single, “Perfectly,” her first new music since the album. Now, there’s a… Read More
Calvin Harris has said a scrapped collaboration with Miley Cyrus was “my bad”. READ MORE: Miley Cyrus – ‘Something Beautiful’ review: the post-genre popstar pulls off another big swing In May 2024, the Scottish DJ and producer shared a snippet of… Read More
The cut arrives ahead of his debut solo album ‘Beginner’s Guide To Floating’. Photo credit: Jamie Stevens – Official Australian composer Jamie Stevens has released his new single ‘Dust’, featuring Brooke Singer of French for Rabbits, via Music To Die… Read More
Southwark Park will host a one-day celebration of queer and trans joy. Photo credit: Angelina Nikolayeva Body Movements Festival is set to take over Southwark Park in London on Sunday, August 24th, for its biggest edition yet. The one-day event… Read More
Belle & Sebastian have announced a 2026 tour to celebrate the 30th anniversaries of ‘Tigermilk’ and ‘If You’re Feeling Sinister’. The Glasgow band released both of their landmark first two studio albums in 1996 and to mark three decades since… Read More
Wednesday took a year off from releasing a new album following 2023’s Rat Saw God, but they’re returning here in 2025. They recently announced Bleeds and we’ve heard some advance tastes of it so far. Ahead of the project’s September… Read More