Lola Marsh is back with their sophomore album, Someday Maybe Tomorrow, today (Jan 24). Hailing from Tel Aviv, the Israeli indie-pop duo first gained traction with their dreamy 2016 EP You're Mine, which was quickly trailed by their debut album, Remember Roses, the… Read More
Indie film takes fans behind the scenes of some of the most epic acts in music history Unapologetically indie, Roadie: My Documentary spans the 20-year career of roadie turned filmmaker, TJ Hoffmann. Alongside his co-director and co-writer, Andy Strohl, Hoffman… Read More
One of the core characters from “The Matrix” trilogy may be sitting out for the upcoming fourth film in the series. When , many fans of the hit sci-fi film saga were eager to see the original cast return to their… Read More
We won’t be seeing a Jane Bond any time soon. With Daniel Craig stepping down from his role as James Bond, producers are searching for someone to take his place. While no one has been chosen, producer Barbara Broccoli says… Read More
When the 19-year-old Halsey uploaded “Ghost,” her debut single, to SoundCloud in early 2014, she “had no interest in being a singer.” The whole exercise was supposed to be a lark; it was the first song she’d ever recorded with a… Read More
In his 2007 review of Cameron Crowe’s Elizabethtown, film critic Nathan Rubin gave birth to the Manic Pixie Dream Girl as we know her today. In describing Kirsten Dunst’s character, Rubin coined the trope of a fictional woman who exists… Read More
New York-based indie-pop duo Television Skies is leaning toward a different sound in 2020. Drummer Paul Maczaj and guitarist Ihor Shuhan have always recorded, produced and released their own EPs and albums, shifting from a heavy blues influence on their 2016… Read More
After a group of hit-making songwriters came together for a session in California, a band, called ASL, was unwittingly born. Signed to AMLOR Music/Modest! Management, the six-piece — made up of prominent pop songwriters, scattered in age from late 20s to… Read More
Welcome back to Takeover Tuesday, where each week, Billboard taps chart-topping artists and tastemakers to compile their very own playlist exclusive to Billboard's Spotify account. We give the artists free rein to base the list on whatever subject they choose.… Read More
Post Malone's Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit "Circles" has been frequently covered since its Aug. 30 release. And now Of Monsters and Men give it their own soft spin on triple j's "Like a Version" series. Delicate piano keys start off the… Read More