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In 2020 Prog looked back over David Gilmour’s solo career beyond Pink Floyd, which at that time amounted to just four albums, along with several production and countless session credits.”For me it’s much less complicated to work alone,” David Gilmour said in 2006, with his characteristic understatement. Yet among those who would rate a David Gilmour album, few would even consider him – even after all these years – a solo artist.Insteam most think of him, more now perhaps than anyone else, as the ongoing embodiment of Pink Floyd, the group he joined in late 1967 as a live replacement…
Vybz Kartel, Shy FX and Clipz join forces on Just Love, a new 0207 Def Jam release built for festival systems, carnival energy, and UK jungle pressure. The track pulls from ’90s rave and jungle culture without turning into museum cosplay. Rolling breaks, a heavy low-end, and a sharp kick-drum hook give the production its weight, while Kartel’s vocal sits cleanly inside the drum & bass framework. Different lane for him, but it lands.Shy FX says:Clipz played an early dubplate version of this at my Digital Soundboy Carnival stage, and straight away I could hear where it could go. The…
Photo by William BronstonDanny O’Keefe was one of the many folk-oriented singer-songwriters who flourished in the early ’70s, and while he didn’t break through to platinum success, his songs were covered by the likes of Jackson Browne, Elvis Presley, Gary Stewart, Leon Russell, Glen Campbell, Waylon Jennings, Alison Krauss, Jerry Lee Lewis, Dwight Yoakam, and Willie Nelson, to name only a few. He released a series of major-label releases during the ’70s and early ’80s before forming his own independent label. However, his 1972 album, O’Keefe, is a classic, and it contained O’Keefe’s definitive version of Good Time Charlie’s Got…
Based in Scarriff, Ireland, veteran singer-songwriter Sean MacLeod returned with this retro-tinted new single “I’ve Seen You Around”. It’s a very captivating song with a beautiful intro that features some incredibly organic tones, which are then laced with his unique vocal tones…. arich, philosophical alternative track that uses avant-garde hooks and the lyre to create a uniquely captivating listen.It is a very alternative track with some pop and avant-garde hooks, with the sound of the lyre being prominent throughout. He is an artist who loves to stick to his roots and is not afraid to make music that may be…
State Fayre main arenaState Fayre 2026 – Saturday (see also Friday)Hylands Park, ClelmsfordSaturday 27th June 2026Saturday at State Fayre brings more heat, and a musically mellow afternoon: an intoxicating mix of singer songwriters, blues, country and indie sounds before a towering performance by alt rock titans Skunk Anansie eclipses everything that’s gone before.It’s Saturday lunchtime and I’m searching for shade. Today’s temperature’s dropped to thirty degrees but it’s still blisteringly hot. Londoner Juno James is on the Big Top stage and I have to feel sorry for her. She’s playing her first festival and treating us to some melodic country…
Wotts, now a solo project led by musician Jay, is back with a shimmering new tune, “Surrender”. This outfit does not hang around, considering that they only released their EP, “Cope”, back in April. They are back with yet another example of why they are one of the most exciting acts to come out of the Canadian capital…. ashimmering, psychedelic synth-rock anthem that proves Wotts is quickly becoming too big for Canada.With the outfit already performing on big stages all over Canada, the new psychedelic-licked synth-rock track is a step in the right direction and is a warming cut that…
The air at Project House in Leeds is REALLY thick with anticipation for a lineup that promises to drag the audience through entirely different dimensions of heavy alternative sounds. Billed as an evening of sonic extremes, the pairing of Black Mountain (in support) and SUNN O))) offer a suitably mind-bending journey from hypnotic, retro-tinged psychedelia to sheer, terrifying auditory oomph! It is a gig that doesn’t just demand to be heard; it demands to be felt. SO MUCH DOOM IN THE ROOM! Image: Eddie Logie Black Mountain open the proceedings with a set dripping in witchy psychedelia. Their performance is…
Openers Wavves are certainly cool customers, though perhaps lose sight of the fact they’re playing under the shade of this stage’s awning to several thousand people roasting in peak temperatures. As such, they understandably don’t elicit the most energetic response, though the excellent So Long and Green Eyes come pretty close. Putting it kindly, Marmozets’ appearance is seriously compromised. With technical gremlins from the off meaning the Bingley band’s in-ears aren’t working, drummer Josh MacIntyre can’t hear his click, and the sound out front keeps cutting out, it’s a borderline disastrous showing. Nevertheless, they put a brave face on it,…
Beyoncé is back! The superstar surprises her fans with the release of a brand new single. The song is titled “MORNING DEW (DONK)”. Hopefully, this means she has a new album on the way. Listen below: View Original Article Here
Hailing from Los Angeles, United States, solo project Cable Street Riot is back with a moody new cut. The new song is titled “Everything We Didn’t” and opens up with some moody vocals backed up with a pulsating synth tone. The track was written, produced, and performed entirely by the artist and is a shimmering example of what you can set out to achieve as a solo artist if you put your mind to it…. adark, frantic post-punk eruption that will leave you instantly hooked and diving straight into the back catalogue.To me, this has some dark tones from the…
You can trust Louder Our experienced team has worked for some of the biggest brands in music. From testing headphones to reviewing albums, our experts aim to create reviews you can trust. Find out more about how we review. Some 45,000 fans have made the journey to London’s N4 in the blistering heat to witness this stage of Biffy Clyro’s Futique tour: their own mini-festival of sorts and the pinnacle of their career thus far.The Scottish trio have endured some emotionally trying times in the last 12 months, some big (get well soon, James Johnston), some a bit smaller (Scotland’s…
Sick Ass Foos puts will.i.am back in full East L.A. mode, teaming him with Lil Mr. E of Foos Gone Wild and newcomer Toxica for a loud, summer-ready tribute to barrio culture, hometown pride, and West Coast identity. Released via Epic Records/RCA Records UK, the track links Boyle Heights roots, Chicano humour, and crisp electro production into one playful, high-energy package.Produced by will.i.am, Sick Ass Foos hits with pounding drums, sharp claps, clean hi-hats, and an ’80s synth snap. Lil Mr. E brings the humour, while will.i.am keeps it rooted in the people and places that shaped him.The release follows…