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Film Name: Countenance Director: Pete Key Writers: Jai Blanks, Pete Key, Ella Stephens Starring: James Greaney, Jadina Li, Mark Charlesworth, Tim Sparrow, Giuseppe Manzione Asha is a young man with the ability to feel and resonate other people’s emotions through physical contact. Turned into a recluse by the burden of his abilities, he is constantly plagued with the predicament of whether he should strip people of their negative emotions but consequently bare the burden himself or does he turn a blind eye, and leave people to their suffering? In a new exclusive interview on Blazing Minds ahead of the Southend…

Rosin Quinn is back with a new single ‘The Shame’. It’s a mid-tempo vulnerable soulful hip hop track. It’s relatable for those who feel like they are stuck in a loop. It’s one that really hits home we caught up with Roisin to find out more 1. So tell me how did it all begin, what sparked your passion for music?I guess it all began from day one really! I grew up in a household that had music playing almost 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. My dad had the biggest music collection and really eclectic taste so…

Austin-based singer-songwriter Megan Lacy unveils That Feelin’, a debut album rooted in alt-country grit, cosmic Americana, and live-recorded weight. Recorded live at King Electric Recording with Justin Douglas, That Feelin’ moves through love, loss, memory, and reclamation, from the brooding How That Feels to the softer pull of Lost In The Feeling.Maybe all we need is to remember who we were before the world told us otherwise. That Feelin’ is an invitation back there, a playful innocence, remembering the part of yourself that’s still true without denying how brutal the road here has been. The record doesn’t ask you to…

Jack Osbourne insists his late father Ozzy would have approved of the family’s “tasteful” plan to create a digital, A.I. version of the Prince of Darkness.Sharon and Jack Osbourne this week revealed they have discussed a plan to extend Ozzy Osbourne’s legacy by using technology that will allow the late Black Sabbath frontman’s likeness to feature in brand partnerships and advertisements.That announcement was met with fierce criticism from fans online, some of whom said it was a ghoulish cash grab.Latest Videos From Louder You may like But in a livestream on his YouTube channel yesterday (May 22), Jack tackles the…

TNA Wrestling’s AJ Francis has managed to combine his love of music and wrestling into one persona. Be it within WWE or TNA, Francis has often been a highlight of any stable he’s been part of, but after falling out with his last two tag-team partners, the leader of First Class is now going solo — and he’s looking forward to it. Soundsphere sat down with the man who calls himself TNAJ Francis to discuss his run in TNA Wrestling, his music, and much more. Image credit: TNA Soundsphere: First Class has had a small revolving door of members. Is…

Camden is host to one of the largest stoner rock festivals in the UK, and that is where I found myself for a long weekend away to experience DesertFest London for the very first time. With multiple venues within Camden over the three-day festival, there was plenty of choice for stoners who travelled far and wide to celebrate buzzing riffs, sludgy bass lines, and a sense of community joined together by hazy air and music.Gnome (c) Love & War PhotographyThe doom band Iron Slug from Kent kicked the festival off at the Black Heart, an iconic pub and home to…

Hue And Cry: Everybody(Blairhill Records)Released 29 May 2026CD | Vinyl | Blu-ray | DL | Streaming4.0 out of 5.0 stars4.0One of this year’s best synth-pop albums hails from an unlikely source. Hue And Cry have no track record in electronic music, but their 16th studio album marks a refreshing change of style. It’s certainly made Robert Plummer’s day.When Hue And Cry came to fame in the late 1980s, sophisti-pop was a power in the land. It wasn’t called that back then, because it’s a rock curator’s retrospective genre, like freakbeat or sunshine pop. Still, Scottish siblings Pat and Greg Kane…

Film: Doggerland: The Dead & The Lonely Director: Adam McHattie Writer: Matz Martyn, Adam McHattie Starring: Dave Darko, Gráinne Kelly, Matz Martyn, Charlotte Wyman In a new exclusive interview on Blazing Minds ahead of the Horror-on-Sea Film Festival, I got a chance to ask ‘Doggerland: The Dead & The Lonely‘ Co-Writer-Director Adam McHattie You can watch Doggerland: The Dead & The Lonely at the Southend Film Festival on Sunday 7th June at 12:30 as part of the Mostly Made In Southend: Part One shorts. Q. Your film Doggerland: The Dead & The Lonely has been selected to play at the…

Knock Knock, Don’t Look Down… Breathe: Kojey Radical Arrives at the Royal Albert Hall.”It’s been a journey to get here, and I want to take in every moment.”On Wednesday 20th May, British rapper Kojey Radical celebrated a career milestone with a specially curated show at the historic Royal Albert Hall, in celebration of his sophomore album ‘Don’t Look Down’, released in 2025. The evening opened with a set from Jaz Karis, before Kojey took to the stage joined by a number of special guests, including Wretch 32, Ezra Collective, Cristale, Shaka, Cash and Mahalia.The show opened with the intro track…

ABSOLUTE LILT, the duo of Lisa Canny and Niamh Hinchy, step into their Heavenly Recordings chapter with P Stands For Paddy, the first track from their forthcoming seven-track Criostal EP. Built around lilting, one of Ireland’s oldest vocal traditions, the track pushes inherited sound into a modern frame. Two voices move in tight, circling motion, creating something hypnotic, playful, and deeply Irish without treating tradition like museum glass.The result lands somewhere between folk memory, club-adjacent pulse, and vocal experiment. It is nonsense by design, but not throwaway. The system is vocal first: rhythm, repetition, breath, and syllables carrying the track…

Film Name: Debt Meat Director: Benji Edward Writers: Benji Edward Starring: Laya Lewis, Keegan Carr, Jane McDowell, Paul Tonkin, Alex McKeown In a nation where human flesh is the only accepted currency, the economy is sacred and mercy is obsolete. When her sister is absorbed into the state’s system, one woman refuses to accept the arithmetic of sacrifice and sets out to confront the immaculate couple who profit from a machine that never makes mistakes. What unfolds is a dangerous game played over candlelit drinks, where paperwork can kill and power hides behind procedure. Darkly comic and unsettlingly plausible,Debt Meatis…

In this new entry in our ‘Diamonds In The Rough’ category, we would like to introduce you to upcoming artist Flowananda and his brand new EP titled First Breath. Some artists spend their whole lives chasing a sound. Others stumble into it when life cracks open in an unexpected way. That’s the energy surrounding Flowananda’s new EP, First Breath, a four-track release that doesn’t just introduce a new voice, but captures a moment of transformation in real time. Out now, First Breath is exactly what the title suggests: the beginning of something, raw and alive, but surprisingly intentional for a…