(This is Wil Cifer’s review of a new album by Bay Area grindcore fanatics Deathgrave. It’s set for release on August 21st via Tankcrimes.) 2023’s It’s Only Midnight was pretty decent, but Deathgrave have perfected the kind of thrashing chaos they kick up with Hell Is Evil. The title track that opens the album finds […]
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Way back in the early ’00s, the Athens, Georgia musician Andy LeMaster’s lush, textured indie rock project became the first out-of-town act to sign with the Omaha indie juggernaut Saddle Creek. LeMaster was a Bright Eyes collaborator before Now It’s Overhead released their 2001 self-titled debut, and his band became a key player in Saddle Creek’s golden era, alongside Bright Eyes, the Faint, Cursive, and fellow non-Omaha band Rilo Kiley. LeMaster’s band went inactive soon after the release of their third album, 2006’s Dark Light Daybreak. Now, they’re coming back.
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Our Top 10 No Doubt Songs list looks back at a ska band that became one of the biggest pop-rock acts of the 1990s, fueled by great musicians and Gwen Stefani’s undeniable star power. It is difficult to categorize No Doubt because the band explored so many different styles. From their ska-punk roots to rock and roll, jazz, funk, pop, reggae, and dancehall, No Doubt developed a sound that was always evolving. Since the band’s breakthrough in the 1990s, Gwen Stefani has also built a massively successful solo career, reaching the level of pop stars such as Madonna and Lady
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In recent years Benson Boone and Sombr have emerged as two of Gen Z’s biggest pop stars, but their combined wattage was apparently not enough to save the fest they were supposed to co-headline in Salt Lake City this fall.
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On Friday, Ariana Grande released her new album petal, which is largely concerned with her own conflicted feelings about her pop stardom and her fans. During the album’s rollout and Grande’s ongoing Eternal Sunshine Tour, Grande’s changing appearance has been a major topic of public conversation, with many expressing concern over how emaciated and potentially unhealthy she has looked for the last few years. In the wake of all that a conversation, Grande now plans to take a “step back from visibility” once her tour ends.
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