It’s easy to carry on fiddling with our tracks, but as Richard D. James knows all too well, that urge to keep going can prove ...

Longtime electronic explorer Jon Tye pays tribute to classic ambient and new age with an album of billowing pads, gentle ...

Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not is the debut studio album by the British indie rock band Arctic Monkeys – and features absolute bangers like Mardy Bum and I Bet You Look Good On ...

Hollywood star Robert Downey Jr. is well aware of his limits and how far he can stretch himself as an actor. He also expressed his gratitude to the comedy sketch series saying how it added to his ...

Her album Mirror 2025 was released in August 2024 to critical acclaim, earning her an iTunes top 10 debut album ranking and charting highly across Canada and Jamaica. Bashy will also be taking to ...

Titled Above, the album that turns 30 in March was a coming together of guitarist McCready, Alice In Chains vocalist Layne Staley, future Walkabouts bassist John Baker Saunders, Screaming Trees pair ...

Where were the Huszti sisters heading? CCTV footage taken on January 7 suggested they were heading in the direction of the Aberdeen Boat Club after turning onto the River Dee during their early ...

Perfume Genius (aka Mike Hadreas) has announced a new album, Glory, and released its first single, “It’s a Mirror.” He has also announced some tour dates. Glory is due out March 28 via Matador. Below, ...

He has also released a new music video for the album’s lead single, “It’s a Mirror.” Due on March 28th via Matador, Glory sees Perfume Genius reunite with producer Blake Mills for what Hadreas ...

The album also features Aldous Harding on the song "No Front Teeth." In a statement about the muscular, twangy 'It's a Mirror," Perfume Genius's Mike Hadreas said: I wake up overwhelmed even when ...

Opening with a stocky folk-rock riff and fuelled by Perfume Genius’ – real name Mike Hadreas – emotionally soft vocals, the musician uses ‘It’s A Mirror’ to reflect on being ...

A press statement introducing the album describes Time To Let You Down as "a savage blast of junk shoppe punk that kicks you in the ding ding" and "chock full of fist pumpers, head bumpers ...