Billie Eilish - Hit Me Hard And Soft review | Alt-pop pioneer creates pop for the ages
Billie Eilish writes an album that is bound to keep you on your toes - though it hits more soft than it does hard.
USA
From Travis Scott to Michael J. Fox, trashhand is a photographer with a fearless spirit
From capturing Michael J. Fox and Travis Scott to revealing the unseen beauty of abandoned places, this is trashhand's photographic journey.
When Jim Morrison was arrested on stage for inciting a riot
In 1967, Jim Morrison's arrest during a live performance marked a pivotal moment in rock history, challenging authority and cultural norms.
Yellow Days announces 2024 UK, Europe, and North American tour
Yellow Days, a.k.a George van den Broek, is all set to embark on a grand international tour from April to July 2024. This marks his much-anticipated...
"People were watching me suspiciously" | Kurt Vile on being awkward around Neil Young, collabs with Charli XCX, and the friends he's lost
We speak to Kurt Vile about the closeknit group of collaborators who inspire him, awkward meetings with musical heroes, and his unlikely love of Charli XCX.
Who is Oliver Anthony and how is he offensive?
Buzzing across social platforms, country sensation Oliver Anthony’s track ‘Rich Men North Of Richmond’ is getting both love and flak. But just who is this viral hitmaker, and why's he caught in a crossfire?
Are we the fish? | The disturbing reality of Fishtank Live
Fishtank Live evokes the Stanford Prison Experiment, with users paying to control contestants in a monitored house.
Two Dozen Roses review | Ernest is disarmingly charming
★★★★☆ Ernest's Flower Shops (The Album): Two Dozen Roses is a deluxe country music expansion showcasing the versatile crooner's signature style and blending of influences.
Lizzo secures trademark to officially be '100 per cent that b***h'
After a multi year battle, the US Patent and Trademark Office has formally granted Lizzo a trademark for the phrase “100 per cent that bitch”, popularised by her breakthrough hit ‘Truth Hurts’.
Tyler Hubbard review | Tyler loves riding dirt roads and catching a buzz
★★☆☆☆Tyler Hubbard's debut, self-titled album, doesn't lack sincerity but fails to build momentum.
Graham Bonham-Carter | US arrest Brit for moving sanctioned Russian oligarch's artwork
A British businessman has been arrested by American authorities for allegedly trying to transport artwork owned by a sanctioned Russian oligarch out of the US.
New Mexico Republicans condemn Breaking Bad statues
Republican public figures have condemned statues raised in honour of Breaking Bad's meth-making power couple, and to be fair, we can kind of see their point.
Adele announces reschedule dates for Las Vegas residency
Adele has confirmed rescheduled tour dates for her Residency in Las Vegas, months after she was forced to cancel the original launch at the last minute.
Hi, Hello review | Ty Segall subdues his sound
★★★☆☆
Ty Segall expertly imbibes 60s and 70s maestros into his new album, such as John Lennon and Marc Bolan, but I'm not itching to given it a second listen.
Three men charged with conspiracy to sell stolen $1m Hotel California lyrics
Three men have been charged with plotting to sell handwritten lyrics by Eagles founding member Don Henley – including from the Hotel California album – which are worth more than $1 million.
Zora Neale Hurston | The author who still breaks the mould
A selection of essays meet challenging topics head on such as segregation whilst footnotes by the editors often lament the author's conservatism.
Ashley Kutcher: 'TikTok can be a toxic place but it's a great tool'
Baltimore native Ashley Kutcher talks about her journey into the music industry, the influence of social media, and what she wants all her listeners to know.
