Author: Press Room
Charli XCX has shared the tracklist for ‘Music, Fashion, Film‘, which includes a collaboration with film director David Cronenberg. The pop star took to Instagram to reveal the titles of all 11 songs including the duration of each one on the record with the Cronenberg-assisted track ‘No One Lasts Forever’ being the longest at nearly six minutes. Check out the full tracklisting below. Charli also shared several photos of herself, including one of her seemingly posing nude while holding a white T-shirt with the tracklist in black print. It includes recent singles ‘Wink Wink‘, ‘Rock Music’, and ‘SS26’ and is set…
Available from July 10th on all digital platforms “OLO”, first side of the debut album of the Roman artist Sofia Ara will be released in the next few months by Dumba Dischi. “OLO” it is the brighter side of an inner journey, a treasure map that takes shape only through the search itself. They were used on the EP flutes, saxophones, organic sounds, whispered ethereal voices And danceable drops of various types that unite glitchy electronic sounds to an underwater aesthetic which was born from Sofia's passion for aquatic fauna. “During the journey you meet different creatures, each of them…
The Boy from the Gluck Street arrives in theaters throughout Italy with a show dedicated to Adriano Celentano. Produced by Prisma Show and artistically directed by Andrea Codispotithe project will start in autumn 2026 with a tour that will visit various Italian cities until spring 2027. More than a classic tribute, The Boy from Via Gluck – Homage to Adriano Celentano presents itself as a show built on live music and the story of the artistic universe of Spring loadedavoiding imitations or caricatures. On stage a band made up of seven musicians retraces some of the most representative songs of…
There’s a delirium that sets in during these dog days of summer, when the heat won’t break and humidity hangs heavy on the skin, that smudges the border between reality and mirage. Sweat and sunscreen sting the eyes; any attempt to tame hair frizz or body odor is rendered futile. Stripped of creature comforts, we make allowances for the absurd and embrace the grotesque.Any River, the latest dispatch from Nashville folk rock trio Styrofoam Winos, exists in this hazy in-between: talking dogs and crying eggs, waking dreams of skating on Saturn’s rings, portmanteaus that land somewhere between wordplay and free…
In the spring, Clari Freeman-Taylor met with a friend at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn. She spent a few pleasant hours with her and after saying goodbye she continued to wander alone through the two square kilometers of the cemetery. «I was thinking about how I would like to be buried, nothing particularly macabre. I don't want a grave, I would rather be buried directly in the earth, completely naked, under a tree, so that the tree can absorb me.”After a while she realized she was lost and her phone battery was dead. He had to return to Manhattan to play…
For almost his entire solo career Jack White has seemed engaged in a curious battle with his past. He didn't deny it, far from it, but he gave the impression of wanting to demonstrate that the White Stripes had only been a starting point. Each album moved the bar a little higher, between destructured blues, askew funk, analog electronics, sound collages, sudden psychedelic deviations and a taste for experimentation that often made listening as fascinating as it was challenging. He seemed like a musician incapable of stopping, almost terrified of the idea of repeating himself.Frozen Charlotte tells a different story:…
“Prelude in the Ash,” the first ballad off trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire and guitarist Mary Halvorson’s Slo-Mo Neon Luminate Hoverings, starts nimble and intimate: Akinmusire’s sentimental phrases could soundtrack scenes of pouring rain in a film noir. Halvorson joins with a rocky arpeggio that occasionally summons her signature glassy pitch bends, balancing Akinmusire’s assuredness with a sense of timidity. The piece is fairly straightforward, but the artists’ different tonal approaches turn the jazz ballad away from obvious readings like “sad” or “romantic” and toward ambiguous, multilayered feelings. Unstable textures are the focus of their compositions here; the soundscapes they create are…
Two years ago, Truck Violence sounded motion sick, bile lurching up their throats with an acidic burn. Violence, their debut album, felt at odds with the world and all the usual ways of navigating it, knocking together post-hardcore, noise rock, and rustic folk into an avant-garde approach to punk. Under the stewardship of co-founders singer-poet Karsyn Henderson and guitarist-banjoist Paul Lecours, the Montreal-via-Alberta quartet returns with its second full-length LP, The weathervane is my body, where lacerating guitars, forthright emotion, and a newfound tolerance of extremes allows the band to play louder without bridging such wide gaps as before.The weathervane…
Plenty of people turn to punk seeking an escape; Nick Vicario needed distance from the thing itself. As a player in West Coast bands like Crisis Man, Cower, and Public Eye, the Oregon-born musician has spent most of his life abiding by hardcore ethos both onstage and off, for better or for worse. When he relocated to Los Angeles and launched his mostly-solo project Smirk with 2021’s scuzzy, lo-fi LP, he was indulging in the reckless, destructive behaviors that tend to be more alluring in song than in practice. In a breakthrough moment he says came to him as a…
Alabama Shakes have announced full details of their upcoming new album ‘I Must Be Dreaming’ – check them out below. The LP, which is their first in 11 years, is set to land on August 28 via Island Records. You can pre-order it here and view a trailer and the artwork below. They are also set to share the latest single from their third studio album, ‘I Feel Hope Coming’ this Friday (July 10). The band – comprised of Brittany Howard, Heath Fogg, and Zac Cockrell – went on hiatus back in 2018, only to return last August with their first new music in 10 years, ‘Another Life’,…
