Hot off the heels of relationship controversy, some fiery back-and-forth with fans on social media, and what Vulture.com's Jennifer Zhan describes as a subsequent "mass unstanning," Doja doesn't mince words in denouncing her critics and declaring her Top-40 dominance in this brazen rebuff from her latest album, Scarlet.
Teaming up with Stroker Deluca Billy Botox delivers another great video for his new single Lucky Day. Known from TV...
With a synth bass-heavy, disco-injected groove, "Houdini" evokes a a crisply contemporary take on the drum machine-driven dance floor standards of yore.
..."Unraveling," feels like a both a culmination and an evolution of all these past iterations of Muse, merging the synthwave ventures of their later years with the guitar-driven heaviness of their earlier repertoire.
The Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ‘Thrift Shop’ video is the newest Rumor Control track of the week. These guys are...
I really don’t know what to say about Jonny McGovern in Soccer Practice, it’s kinky, it’s dirty, and it’s funny...
The wait is finally over! John Eye‘s music video for ‘Ride‘ off of his ‘cannonicus 3.14‘ album is finally available...
"Claw Foot" ... is a tightly constructed and eminently catchy exemplar of Royel Otis' sterling approach to alt-pop/rock. The song's bass-heavy rhythmic figure and chimey guitars are immediately evocative of genre paragons like Joy Division and The Cure, while it's breakneck pace and chanted chorus keep things sounding fresh and the energy high.
A gift to Beatles fans music lovers of all stripes, "Now and Then" is a fitting final offering from one of the most seminal bands of all time.
Warm and inviting without every sounding too saccharine, "SeaStar" is a refreshing glimpse of summer sky, clouded by just the right amount of lyrical longing to balance the light with shade.
Saviors ain’t just an album, folks; it’s a damn key to the twisted mindscape of Green Day. These cats have...
"Josh Tillman and the Accidental Dose" is at it's core a classic-sounding chunk of tuneful, piano-and-guitar-driven melodicism, underscored by a colorful and ever-present orchestral accompaniment. The phrase "Beatlesque" immediately spills out to describe this particular union of elements, though "Accidental Dose" owes much, if not more, to later additions in that particular musical idiom the Fab Four helped to define. Tillman's soulful vocal is more Joe Cocker than McCartney, and song's almost playful arrangement recalls something that could be found on Nilsson Schmilsson as much as it does, say, "I Am The Walrus."











