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WU LYFManchester Albert HallJune 13th 2026A riddle wrapped inside a mystery, wrapped inside an enigma yet vamped by a stunning live experience, WU LYF (short for World Unite! Lucifer Youth Foundation) are the secretive band who exist beyond the babble of the now. Growing up with the gang cool of hip hop and the fierce energy of hardcore punk it was not for them the never ending spectacle of society divorced from reality with its endless digital shouting. Not for them them the ‘we are all prostitutes’ grind of the music biz. Not for them the dispiriting graft of pop…
After dropping the song itself last Friday, Rick Ross shares the official music video for his new T.I. collaboration, “Mahogany Caskets”. This tune will appear on the rapper’s upcoming, delayed albumSet In Stone, which is now set to drop on July 17th. Watch the visuals below: View Original Article Here
Peter Steele, the ultimate goth metal figurehead, never saw Type O Negative as a goth metal band. “The ‘goth’ term was thrust upon us by the media,” he told The Aquarian in 1996. “People, in general, need to know where to put product. It’s like trying to hammer a semi-circular piece of wood into a circular hole. We kind of fit, but kind of don’t.”That opinion was contrarian then and it’s contrarian now. Type O Negative remain the goth metal band by which all other goth metal bands are judged. And their fourth album, October Rust, is the perfect encapsulation…
The 1980s were a golden era for movies, giving birth to some of the most iconic, genre-defining films of all time. Whether you were into heartwarming rom-coms or full-throttle action flicks, the decade had something for everyone. Now, we all know that when it comes to remakes, most of the time they don’t exactly live up to the originals (looking at you, Ghostbusters 2016). But every now and then, we get a remake that absolutely nails it— where it be It (2017) that brought Stephen King’s classic back to life or Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) that gave the original…
From Rotterdam to Malmö: Afrohamtreats us with the new single‘Planes Don’t Crash,’ featuring Swedish rapperAidintiy. It’s the latest step in a steady run of releases from Afroham, peeking back on ‘Portrait of Self’ with Texan rapper Dominick Giovanni and ‘Coconut Water’ with long time collaborator and singer GINGE.In ‘Planes Don’t Crash,’ Afroham’s signature blend of neo-soul textures, and understated hip hop drums creates a reflective backdrop for Aidintiy’s introspective bars. His delivery is relaxed yet precise, weaving between thoughts with a quiet confidence.A mainstay in the Chillhop world both as an artist and working behind the scenes, Afroham announced himself…
In this new entry in our ‘Diamonds In The Rough’ category, we would like to introduce you to upcoming artist Ja’Van Jerrod and his brand new single titled “Pretty Boy Summa”. Summer officially has its anthem. Acclaimed singer-songwriter, award-winning stylist, actor, and creative visionary Ja’Van Jerrod has released his highly anticipated new single, “Pretty Boy Summa,” available now on all streaming platforms. After dropping last Friday, the vibrant track marks a defining chapter in Ja’Van’s artistic journey; his most confident, liberated, and authentic era to date. More than just a song, “Pretty Boy Summa” is a movement. It is a…
It’s been a long time since Linkin Park have been at Download, and it’s almost as if the universe itself knew they were coming. The sky above hangs in hues of dusty lilac and pink, mimicking the swirling colours found in the cover art of their 2024 album, From Zero. It was 2014 when they were last here, and a short teaser trailer for their forthcoming film Unshatter plays out before they arrive, with Mike Shinoda confessing within it, “the hardest part of ending is starting up again.” Their comeback single The Emptiness Machine is the only fitting way to…
The Kid LAROI has released a new version of his 2024 single GIRLS, now featuring Kehlani. The update lands straight after the North American leg of his A PERFECT WORLD TOUR, where GIRLS has been a live fixture and has picked up fresh streaming traction. The track is now pulling more than 1 million worldwide streams a day, helped by renewed online movement rather than a clean campaign reset.That momentum started after GIRLS appeared in an episode of Off Campus, with lead actor Belmont Cameli dancing to the track. The sync moment pushed the song back into circulation, then moved…
Southern California-based singer, songwriter, producer, and label owner Betty Moon returns with Hunger Pain, a softer cut from her six-song EP Strangely Beautiful. Led by acoustic guitar and a pulsing alternative-pop undercurrent, the track pulls Moon away from heavier rock and electronic-pop force without removing the bite from her writing. The vocal sits closer, the production leaves more air, and the song turns vulnerability into movement rather than collapse.That balance runs through Strangely Beautiful: nostalgia, reflection, sensuality, and reinvention held inside a project shaped by independence.After emerging from Toronto’s music scene, signing to A&M Records, and later building her own…
Manchester indie trio Bank Holiday introduce themselves with Out Of The Blue, a debut single shaped by 90s alt-rock energy, direct guitar movement, and a self-recorded studio process. Fresh from acoustic dates with Jamie Webster, Bank Holiday keep it direct on Out Of The Blue: bright guitars, punchy drums, grounded bass, and idiom-led writing that turns unpredictability into the hook.Lead singer Mac McCartney explains:‘Out of the Blue‘ came from an idea me and Luke had about trying to fit as many well known sayings and idioms into one song as we could. It started off as a bit of a…
Andy Smith’s “No Way Home” transforms a frustrating real-life travel ordeal into an uplifting and cinematic indie rock anthem. The new song from the Adelaide singer-songwriter is one of those raw and honest efforts that hits you from the off…. aheartfelt indie rock anthem that turns adversity into an uplifting, cinematic, and thoroughly engaging listening experience.It’s all layered with delightful piano tones, crisp percussion, and, of course, his direct and emotive vocals. The chorus, around the one-and-a-half-minute mark, is very cinematic and atmospheric, with some organs joining the proceedings and helping to elevate it further.Towards the latter half of the…
Former Jethro Tull arranger and keyboardist Dee Palmer has died, aged 88, after a period of illness.Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson paid tribute to Palmer, saying, “We learned today of the sad passing of former Tull member Dee Palmer, who died at home in Shropshire, supported by some family members at the bedside.”Dee had not been well during the last couple of years but last time we spoke earlier in the year, was still planning to record with an orchestra the music score of the ballet The Water’s Edge, which Dee, Martin Barre and I had written for performances by the…