Author: Press Room

Fans have reacted to the Chris Martin-curated World Cup halftime show – and Wayne Rooney’s viral assesment. The World Cup final was staged at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey last night (19 July). President Donald Trump, Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Timothee Chalamet, Kylie Jenner and Matt Damon were just some of the famous faces spotted in the star-studded audience. Spain triumphed against Argentina, with Ferran Torres scoring the winning goal 106 minutes into the game to beat their opponents 1-0. For the first time ever, the World Cup also featured a halftime show curated by Coldplay‘s Chris Martin. Madonna performed her…

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Liam Gallagher did not enjoy the halftime show during the final match of the FIFA World Cup on Sunday night. The Oasis singer, who has been very vocal about the games throughout the sporting event, likened the performances by Madonna, Shakira, Justin Bieber, BTS, Burna Boy, composer Gustavo Dudamel, and the Muppets to a “bad trip.” “This is like a bad trip,” the musician wrote on X. “It’s a good job I’ve got my spiritual socks on or that halftime entertainment could have tipped me over the edge.” It’s a good job I’ve got my spiritual socks on or that…

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Billy Fuller is the bassist who built Beak>'s sound from behind the scenes. For years, its four strings were the engine of that minimalist and hypnotic machine, the carpet on which Geoff Barrow and his companions spread their electronic obsessions. With “Fragments”, the musician comes out not with a well-thought-out and refined album, but with a collection of fragments made up of sound notes accumulated over the years and recorded in solitude in his home studio while collaborating with artists of the caliber of Robert Plant, Baxter Dury and Massive Attack.Sixteen tracks in thirty-six minutes. Ideas that last less than…

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È famosa per aver realizzato i calchi dei peni dei musicisti, da Jimi Hendrix in giù. La sua storia, gioiosa triste bella drammatica, finora non era mai stata raccontata. Ci sono molto sesso, tanto rock’n’roll e qualche violenzaÈ il 25 febbraio 1968 e nella stanza 1628 del Conrad Hilton di Chicago Jimi Hendrix si è tolto i calzoni. Cynthia Albritton è pronta. Insieme all’amica e assistente Marilyn mescola con cura parti uguali di polvere di alginato per le impronte dentali e acqua a 21°C. Nel frattempo l’amica Dianne, la fluffer incaricata di eccitarlo, sta facendo un pompino a Hendrix cercando…

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The musician's third album, produced by Aaron Dessner, dropped last week Gracie Abrams released two bonus tracks from her new album, Daughter From Hell. The musician revealed on Sunday night that fans could download the songs, “Out of Nowhere” and “Love Letter,” on iTunes for a limited time. “Hey SURPRISE Daughter from Hell (Bonus Tracks) with OUT OF NOWHERE and LOVE LETTER will be available to download tonight at 6pm PT on iTunes for a limited time if you can believe it,” she wrote on social media. “I'm so moved to hear from those of you who are connecting with…

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What do you do when your first film becomes the #1 hard rock cinema event in US history and spawns a soundtrack that debuts at #1 on the charts? You think of something even bigger and come to the cinema with GHOST: 2 BIG TO RIGthe event film captured live on 16mm film during two sold-out shows at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City. The second highly anticipated film of GHOST drags the viewer through time and space, among the almost 40,000 people who witnessed the magical and dark events of September 2025. This summer GHOST: 2 BIG…

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French Saints they're back with a new song. Surprisingly, the duo formed by Alessandro De Santis And Mario French published on its official channels Fogaccompanied by the official video clip. The single arrives two months ago Guerrilla and represents a new step in the artistic journey undertaken in 2026. With this release i French Saints they continue the work that will lead to the publication of a new recording project, intended to collect the first unreleased songs published after the EP It may not matter. Fog opens a new chapter for the FRENCH SAINTS Fog And Guerrilla they are the…

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I'm invincible as griefViolent as a blade of spring releasedEcstatic as a mother's loveTearing through the ground to the sky above We had left her dealing with a record that was anything but immediate, wriggling in the mud of a clear internal desperation, until she chased new possible stimuli and new sounds through a song that was no longer crystalline, but mostly frail, broken, barely sketched out between one verse and another. And we find her again, four years later, in search of an unexpected salvation, in an intimate and even more bloodless work. After all, she herself revealed her…

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Alexandra Drewchin has often worried about getting lost in the clouds. Across the decade of records she’s made as Eartheater, she’s cloaked herself in abstraction, both as a lyricist and producer. She’s drifted between genres but most often favored sounds that are slippery by design. On her earliest records for the Chicago experimental label Hausu Mountain, she made daydreaming psychedelic folk, contemplating the nature of existence over acoustic guitar lines that spin out like spiderwebs. On her ensuing albums, she explored blunted trip-hop ambiance and chest-rattling club deconstructions as she scuffed up the edges of even her most pop-oriented songwriting.…

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Within a few short years of debuting her youthful, meticulous homages to golden-era jungle, Nia Archives was opening for Beyoncé’s 2023 run of London stadium shows and jetting out to L.A. to write songs for Rihanna at Skrillex’s behest. These are not typical accomplishments for bedroom jungle DJs. There was a time when the odd chart slot and a feature on the soundtrack of the latest FIFA game would mark the mainstream zenith of a breakthrough junglist. Some might bend their arc toward pop, with compressed song lengths and more emphasis on daytime radio hooks than precision-engineered breakbeats. But Bradford-born…

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