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Light In The Attic Honors the Legacy of Betty Davis with New Reissues
Over a year has passed since the world lost the legendary funk and soul musician Betty Davis. This year marks the 50th anniversary of her groundbreaking self-titled debut album, and in celebration, archival label Light In The Attic is unveiling a new series of Betty Davis reissues. This isn’t the label’s first encounter with Davis’…
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Stormzy Returns with “Toxic Trait” Featuring Fredo: A Captivating Visual Experience
After the release of his highly acclaimed album “This Is What I Mean” in December, UK grime luminary Stormzy makes a powerful comeback with his latest single, “Toxic Trait.” Collaborating with fellow rapper Fredo and Santan on production, Stormzy delivers a compelling track that showcases his exceptional artistry. Accompanying the release is a captivating music…
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A New Beginning: Militarie Gun’s Explosive Debut Album
Three years ago, Militarie Gun was merely a concept. Within hardcore circles, Ian Shelton was known as the singer, drummer, and sole constant member of Regional Justice Center, another band that originated as an idea. Shelton formed Regional Justice Center in tribute to his brother, who was incarcerated at a facility bearing the same name…
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Have You Taken It for Granted? Sigur Rós ÁTTA Review
In May 2012, Sigur Rós graced us with Valtari, an exquisitely beautiful album that bassist Georg Holm likened to a slow-motion avalanche. Just over a year later, in June 2013, they surprised us again with Kveikur, a darker, sleeker, more electronically influenced iteration of their unique post-rock sound. Two full-length albums in just 13 months…
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Premature Evaluation: A Closer Look at Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit’s “Weathervanes”
Reflecting on the album now, the title “Reunions” seems oddly fitting, albeit in a somewhat grim manner. Jason Isbell’s release in May 2020 arrived during the height of COVID-19 lockdowns, a time when we were all isolated from one another. It was the album he and his band, the 400 Unit, recorded in Nashville amidst…
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Cisily Sponge Holder for Kitchen Sink
As someone who values both functionality and aesthetics in the kitchen, finding the perfect sink organizer has always been a priority for me. That’s why I was excited to try out the Cisily Sponge Holder for Kitchen Sink, sold by CISILY HOME LIFE. Here’s what I found: Design and Features: The Cisily sponge holder boasts…
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Experience the Electrifying Debut of Cincinnati Rockers Motorbike with their Self-Titled Album
Motorbike, hailing from Cincinnati, epitomizes the true essence of a band named Motorbike. With their blistering sound, they unleash Nasty Raw Power guitars that erupt with chords and riffs at unruly volumes. At times, they even offer hints of jangly melodies reminiscent of the Jesus And Mary Chain. The drums relentlessly pound with a straightforward…
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Kvelertak Unleashes Ferocious Track “Skoggangr”
Kvelertak, the renowned Norwegian underground metal heroes, are gearing up to unleash their highly anticipated new album, “Endling,” in September. This marks their second album with lead singer Ivar Nikolaisen, following the release of “Splid” in 2020, after former lead singer Erlend Hjelvik departed the band a few years ago. Building anticipation, Kvelertak previously shared…
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The Smile Unveils Epic Single “Bending Hectic” with Abbey Road Recording Session
Back in May, the highly anticipated band The Smile announced that they were already seven weeks into recording their sophomore album, following their debut release, “A Light For Attracting Attention.” Yesterday, the Radiohead offshoot surprised fans by sharing a video of their Abbey Road recording session for the captivating track “Bending Hectic,” which had previously…
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Slowdive Announces New Album “everything is alive” and Shares Lead Single “kisses”
Following their remarkable self-titled comeback album in 2017, Slowdive is ready to captivate listeners once again with their latest musical offering. The band has announced their upcoming album titled “everything is alive,” set to be released on September 1. This heartfelt album is dedicated to the memory of Rachel Goswell’s mother and Simon Scott’s father,…
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