CHVRCHES released their fourth studio album, ‘Screen Violence’ and it delivered a wonderful variety of synth-pop while also contributing an excellent combination of electronic sounds. The
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There are few artists who simultaneously have the rabid fanbase, profound critical acclaim, cultural relevance, and seemingly constant backlash that Lana Del Rey does. Nowadays, it seems impossible
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At what she described as her largest show on the tour, King Princess performed to a jubilant packed house at the Fox Theater in Oakland, CA last night. The cheers were nearly deafening as King
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Adult Swim Festival returned this past weekend and the experience was packed with many notable music highlights and entertainment. It was quite an improvement from last years’s parking lot
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The 2018 edition of Lightning in a Bottle took place through the Memorial Day Weekend in Bradley, CA and exceeded all expectations. It was the fifth year for the multi-faceted boutique festival at
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Let me preface by saying, Wednesday 13 has a heavily defined style of songwriting and vocal delivery that's been uniquely crafted and sculpted in gory greatness. It's completely unmistakable
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New York death metal pioneers Suffocation have dropped a bombshell of an album after just over four years of waiting in the dark. “Effigy of the Forgotten”, their first record, was released back
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Modest Mouse return from their eight year record hiatus with the triumphant new "Strangers To Ourselves." The album is sure to be a fan pleaser as it doesn't reinvent the wheel too much in the way of
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Music exists primarily in waves, be it the waves that physically bring the sound to your ear or the figurative waves of a band's popularity, and when you have a genre such as alternative rock
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Call him what you want, Belle and Sebastian frontman Stuart Murdoch knows what he wants. You could say the man lives in a lovely and delightful bubble, but is that so wrong? Much of his mentality
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2014 marked 20 years since Weezer released their eponymous debut record, better known as The Blue Album. This alt. rock outfit has kept their signature snazzy power pop alive throughout the years,
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It's been just a little over a year since the Illinois pop-punk band came off hiatus and made a comeback with their secretly recorded album Save Rock and Roll. Ever since then, they've been on tour
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The Gaslight Anthem have come a long way since their last “punk” album “American Slang” (2010). The former-punk outfit have consistently been moving away from their old sound and
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As talented as she is controversial, sultry songstress Lana Del Rey is back with her third studio album “Ultraviolence”. While promoting the album last month, Del Rey came under fire
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Rock-n-roll maestro Jack White is back in fine form with his new album "Lazaretto". Fans and critics alike were foaming at the mouth for the new album after hearing debut tracks
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Rap-Pop sensation Iggy Azalea (moniker for Amethyst Kelly) has just released her debut studio album "The New Classic" which has landed on the US Billboard 200 Chart at number three, selling over
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For those of you who haven't already heard, indie-rockers Tokyo Police Club are back with their first album since 2010's “Champ”. The band teased fans when they debuted the first song off the new
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Pop-sensation Foster the People rode a meteoric rise to fame with their insanely catchy tune “Pumped Up Kicks”. Blending their unmistakable mix of 80's synth, global pop and 60's influence, the
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SXSW 2014 is still in full swing and music has completely taken over. Walking anywhere in the downtown area of Austin you can hear music pouring from every direction. 6th street has become a complete
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Florida punk band Against Me! are back with their 6th studio album Transgender Dysphoria Blues. This is the band's first new music since lead singer Tom Gabel began the transition to becoming a
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It’s sometimes hard to believe The Killers have been around long enough to release a greatest hits album but looking back on their past success, it’s no surprise. With their first hit single
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John Smith, no not the man that Pocahontas saved, but a very talented guitarist hailing from Devon county in England, is making quiet a name for himself as an independent artist. With charming good
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Dublin based band Kodaline recently released music video part 2 for their latest single “All I Want”, from their new album “In a Perfect World”, which will be released on October
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Last week, all eyes were on New York as designers presented collections that will set trends and influence wardrobes everywhere for the coming 2014 Spring season. Though I was entertained by the
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I very rarely agree with the opinions of major editors, knowledgeable critics and fashion experts concerning the collections shown during New York Fashion Week. When it comes to major designers, I
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Queens of the Stone Age were just named one of Rolling Stone's Best Live Bands of 2013 and it's not hard to see why - Queens of the Stone Age never fail to prove their lasting power in this
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“Talk-music” act Listener has just released their fourth full-length album “Time is a Machine”. Known for Dan Smith's signature vocals and poetically profound lyrics, the new album “Time is
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New York quintet Vampire Weekend just dropped their third studio album “Modern Vampires of the City” in May and for those of you who wrote the band off as baby-faced Ivy-leaguers who were a
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Los Angeles act, Nico Vega, has been bouncing around the music scene for quite a while now but with an opening spot for Imagine Dragons and their new EP "Fury Oh Fury", they are now taking their
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There are few bands who can put on a show quite like the lineup of A Day to Remember's "Right Back At It Again" tour. For those of you who weren't able to catch this tour, you missed out on some of
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Sister folk-rock duo Tegan and Sara are back with their new album "Heartthrob", a far cry from their indie-rock sound that made them famous. "We did have to make a conscious effort to make our record
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After such socially broad albums like American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown, no one is really sure what to make of Green Day’s new trilogy. The first installment of the trilogy, ¡UNO!, left
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Following such a strong debut album in 2009 with xx, fans and critics alike weren’t sure how London trio The xx would be able to out-do themselves on this next record, but it’s hard to ignore the
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Games today have a problem. They will coddle you. The interface will tell you what to do, where to go, and how to get there. A map is given to players to show them exactly where they are and what