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Los Angeles singer-songwriter Debbii Dawson releases Kool Aid, a new single and video from her forthcoming EP Where Have All The Good Men Gone?, out June 26 via RCA Records. Written and produced with Justin Tranter and Tommy English, the track turns infatuation into darker theatrical pop. Whimsical chimes, sweeping strings, lively percussion, and Dawson’s commanding vocals tracing control, manipulation, and the dangerous pull of belonging.Dawson explains:I used to be in a cult. It sounds like a unique ordeal, but this brief time in my life taught me that the experience of being influenced and controlled to your detriment is…
After joining TNA Wrestling, the former WWE Cruiserweight Champion, Cedric Alexander, has allied with The System and become the new X-Division Champion after unseating Leon Slater. Soundsphere sat down with Cedric Alexander to discuss his new home, faction, and championship reign. More importantly, we discussed his upcoming title defence against several other wrestlers at Slammiversay in an Ultimate X match – which is arguably TNA’s signature match, for its signature championship. Image credit: TNA Wrestling Soundsphere: Why does Cedric Alexander need a faction, and why does he need The System? Cedric Alexander: The System needed Cedric Alexander. Let’s put it…
The Gothic remake is here and back to reclaim its position as one of the most influential RPGs of all time. But does this returning classic still hold up in 2026, and is it worth your time? We loved Gothic back when it arrived in 2001. It was a game that existed before the open-world boom, so the level of freedom it offered players was unprecedented at the time. But it wasn’t just the exploration; Gothic is a game that involves lots of chatting with NPCs and long stretches of dialogue. While it looked more like a third-person action game,…
P Paul Fenech: Dancing At The End Of The WorldMutant Rock RecordsLP | DLOut on 27th July 2026Steve ‘Spike’ Sommer gets the lowdown on P Paul Fenech’s 14th solo album: Dancing At The Edge Of The World – “I never thought I’d get this far, but I’m still here y’know…”I first met P Paul Fenech in 1983 when I interviewed him for the weekly UK music paper Sounds. The Meteors had just released their third studio album, Stampede, and, being a fan of the band since 1979, it was something that I both looked forward to and felt apprehensive about.…
Norman Greenbaum was working as a cook in Northern California in 1986 when he heard that a cover of his most famous song had gone to No.1 across the Atlantic. The track in question was Spirit In The Sky, and it wasn’t just Greenbaum’s biggest hit – it was his only hit.“All of a sudden the record was covered by a group from England called Doctor and the Medics,” Greenbaum, told Rolling Stone in 2020. “And it became No.1 all over Europe. That was a big thing: It had gone from the back room of the one-hit wonders to all…
Vibrant set of vintage soul grooves from Sweden via Memphis.In the wake of his most recent release, Jesper Lindell and his band, The Brunnsvik Sounds, return with another impressive collection of soul-infused covers. While the previous album featured songs made famous at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama, Royal works as a companion piece to that record but, in this case, features nine newly recorded tracks recorded at the famed Royal Studios in Memphis, Tennessee. Mimicking the recording style of some of the early classic albums the studio is noted for, Lindell and company once again set out to record…
The idea of a journey, setting off on the road, the excitement, the anticipation of discovery, leaving the stress and worries and memories behind is a construct we all can identify with. The romance of the story of America is inextricably linked with the move from east to west, the crossing of The Great Divide, leaving the East Coast angst behind to find a freer, more individualistic life. The California Zephyr, a long distance passenger train that runs from Chicago to San Francisco, is a symbol of this journey and has been the subject of many songs, the most famous…
Film: Don’t Bury It Director: Kristian Fitsall Writer: Kristian Fitsall Starring: Will Close, Manpreet Bambra, Tom Cray, Peter York, Gerardo Cabal Dumped by his girlfriend, Doug’s mental health deteriorates and he begins burying his problems, quite literally, in his garden; unpaid bills, dirty dishes, it all goes in, until what started as simple avoidance escalates to a murder spree. In a new interview on Blazing Minds for the Southend Film Festival I got a chance to ask Writer-Director Kristian Fitsall a few questions about the film Don’t Bury It. Don’t Bury It will play at the festival as part of…
The Top Ten Saddest Songs Ever…. plus another 5Ten chosen by Ged Babey from LTW as a promotional device for the forthcoming album by cult indie legend DAVEY WOODWARD – the Bristolian (on Last Night From Glasgow out in Sept 2026) which includes ‘some of the saddest songs I’ve ever heard’. There are some lighter ones: love letters to Bristol, but it could well be his equivalent to (Lou Reeds monumentally sad masterpiece) Berlin. Davey picks his Five favourite Saddest Songs Ever.Everyone loves ‘a list’, but this one will leave you in tears.Sad Songs are popular. They sell – if…
Tink has premiered the official music video for her catchy single “Bedrock”, which features Rob49. This track is taken from the R&B artist’s latest album,Fuck, Marry, Kill. Watch the visuals below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
Lil Tjay kicks off the weekend by dropping the official music video for his song “Bad Wrist”. This track is taken from the rapper’s latest album, They Just Ain’t You. Watch the visuals below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
In the late 80s, funk rock five-piece Dan Reed Network were on the verge of superstardom – only to be brought down by lousy timing and self-sabotage. In 2016, mainman Dan Reed revealed the incredible story behind his band’s comeback. He doesn’t remember the exact date that he hit rock bottom. He was drinking so heavily, and doing so many drugs, that the days and nights were slipping past in a blur. What he does remember is the moment of clarity that came to him as another long night was stretching into the dawn. As he sat alone in a…