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Based out of Los Angeles, “FAKE SUEDE” – the brainchild of Nashville-to-LA singer-songwriter Jeffrey James – has released the new cut, “Speak Up”…. awarm, soulful blend of bedroom pop and neo-soul made for sunny days and road trips.The brand new song is a great example of everything he is about. It’s got gorgeous vocal hooks with plenty of warmth surrounding it, thanks to the keyboard tones and the smooth basslines. I really enjoyed the chorus, and during that point it felt like a proper summer anthem that you could play whenever the sun is shining on a hot summer’s day.…

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Ashley Hutchings co-founded three leading groups of Britain’s folk-rock movement – Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span and The Albion Band. In 2022 he released his 100th album, and although health issues forced him off the road in 2025, his achievements remain admired among other artists. In 2016 Hutchings told Prog about the energy that drove him to keep creating.‘‘If you like, I’m semi‑retired,” Ashley Hutchings tells Prog. He’s gigging with his admirable current record, From Psychedelia To Sonnets, from church halls to festivals; prepares for the Cropredy Convention’s Fringe Festival; continues his catalogue reissue programme. and works on yet another album.…

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Louder Stage 9:45 PM Limp Bizkit7:30 PM Sublime5:45 PM Bilmuri4:05 PM Tom Morello2:30 PM P.O.D.1:15 PM Alien Ant Farm12:05 PM Josey Scott: The Original Voice Of Saliva Life Stage 8:25 PM Papa Roach6:35 PM Babymetal4:55 PM Ice Nine Kills3:15 PM Nothing More1:50 PM Set It Off12:40 PM The Funeral Portrait11:30 AM TX2 Decibel Stage 7:45 PM Halestorm6:05 PM In This Moment4:25 PM Lindsey Stirling3:00 PM Orianthi1:50 PM Icon For Hire12:40 PM Kami Kehoe11:30 AM Diamante Reverb Stage 8:40 PM Circa Survive6:55 PM Dance Gavin Dance5:15 PM Chiodos3:40 PM Thursday2:25 PM Hail The Sun1:15 PM Scary Kids Scaring Kids12:05 PM Emarosa…

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Tinashe keeps the music coming. Today, the artist releases her new single – titled “Melatonin” – with an accompanying music video. The singer’s new albumPopstar will hit stores on September 25th. Listen and watch below:  Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here

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Photo: J. AirdJulian Taylor is no stranger to these pages, and his musical journey has lasted more than 25 years… so far. He first got noticed in the band Staggered Crossing, and when they broke up in 2007 he went on something of a semi-hiatus, playing low-key events until in 2014 there was a resurgence as The Julian Taylor Band, and then another new direction in 2020 with the release of the ultra-personal The Ridge, an album that really traveled beyond Canada and earnt Taylor two Juno Award nominations (Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year and Contemporary Roots Album…

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A fabulous chat with Laura Veirs is the centrepiece of this week’s podcast on the day of the release of her latest album, Temple Songs. Laura chats from her studio in Portland about the album, its recording and process, and much more besides. There are also new tracks from Fanny Lumsden, Ocie Elliot, Bonnie “Prince” Billy, and Cinder Well, as well as the editor’s pick of This Is Lorelei. Get it whilst it’s hot! (That works on several levels at the moment).Related View Original Article Here

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Roxy Music release a newly expanded edition of their second album For Your Pleasure on November 6. The set contains unheard studio recordings, songwriting sketches, rehearsals, outtakes, live sessions and rare unseen performances including “Grey Lagoons – 1971 Demo” (original title: “The Bogus Man Part 2”), which you can hear below. XXXX The album finds Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera, Andy Mackay, Brian Eno and Paul Thompson following up their 1972 debut, Roxy Music. Remembers Ferry: “It was a good pressure. Realising, now there’s an audience to write for. An intelligent audience. I felt a responsibility for the work that I…

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EVERY PRINT EDITION OF THIS ISSUE OF UNCUT COMES WITH A FREE CD, TRANSMISSIONS: AT THE INTERZONE OF POST PUNK AND NEW WAVE, FEATURING 15 TRACKS BY JOY DIVISION, NEW ORDER, ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN, THE SOUND, THE FALL, RED GUITARS, BUZZCOCKS, THIS HEAT, BLUE ORCHIDS AND MORE! CLICK HERE TO GET THE NEW UNCUT DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR JOY DIVISION: Fights. Guerilla recordings. Vimto and goat curry. As a new boxset gathers surviving concert tapes, band members, confidants and fans revisit 10 crucial nights that chart Joy Division’s extraordinary rise, revealing a shadow history that challenges the myths surrounding…

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ROCK mythology has a habit of turning complex lives into simple narratives. The tragedy of Ian Curtis’s death has long overshadowed Joy Division’s astonishing achievements as a band, often reducing a remarkable story of artistic growth to a tale of loss. Overlooked, too, is the reality of Joy Division as a working band: ambitious, funny, flawed and increasingly transformative whenever they stepped onstage. Behind the legend, then, lies the true story of Joy Division – one involving Vimto, goat curries, pranking William Burroughs, the unexpected theft of their sandwiches by none other than an ’80s pop superstar and the overwhelming…

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In 1970 Gregg Allman committed a felony to record “Midnight Rider”. The Allman Brothers vocalist finished up the tricky third verse well after midnight, but he still wanted to record the song while it was fresh. So he smashed a window at Capricorn Sound Studio in Macon, climbed inside, and tracked the song with just an acoustic guitar. Allman avoided a breaking-and-entering charge, and the song became his signature tune. “Midnight Rider” also cemented southern rock as a distinctive genre, as a new generation of good ol’ boys married rock’s guitar theatrics with the swampy rhythms of r&b, the precision…

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Phoenix based multi instrumentalist, vocalist and producer Henry James introduces himself in full with debut album Love Should Be So Easy, a deeply personal nine track exploration of romance, vulnerability and learning how to love.Entirely self produced, the record moves effortlessly between R&B, soul, jazz and funk, with James’ velvet smooth vocals sitting at the heart of a warm and richly detailed sound. Opener “Brand New” sets the tone with funky bass, jazz coloured piano and subtle brass, while “Songs to Write” taps into the silky feel of early 2000s R&B. Elsewhere, the ethereal “Want You Bad (Interlude)” leads into…

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Based out of Los Angeles, Mexican-born artist “Nat James” has recently revealed her brand new track, “Fly to LA”. The dreamy new offering was written after someone flew from Norway to meet her unprompted – which you might be able to tell from the title of the track, “Fly to LA”…. asublime, atmospheric dream-pop track rich with cinematic vocal layers and emotional drama.It is a cinematic indie-pop track that is all about that fine line between a seemingly movie-esque moment and the chaos that comes with the emotions. Vocally, Nat is sublime here with some incredible backing vocals that are…

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