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Jazz fusion first emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s, as a generation of jazz musicians began to plug

ALBUM REVIEW: Straight Line Was A Lie – The Beths

New Zealand indie-rockers, THE BETHS, are back with their fourth album Straight Line Was A Lie. For the quartet, the

When Parachute debuted on BBC Radio 1, host Sian Eleri introduced HAYLEY WILLIAMS as “one of the world’s biggest and

Ever since they released their debut album Who Are The Girls? back in 2020, NOVA TWINS have taken the world

Although he’s only 16 years old, STORM – real name Leo Davadi Sundli – has built a name for himself in the music scene

In 2025, DINOSAUR PILE-UP tells us they’ve felt better. Unfortunately for them, they’ve also sounded better. In fact, in 2019,

Since its inception, heavy metal has walked the same path as horror. Geezer Butler himself recalls that the name BLACK

If a band says the word “Vikings” enough, sooner or later, DORO will turn up. Germany’s reigning metal Queen adds

STOMACH, the formidable sludge/doom band formed by vocalist/drummer John Hoffman and guitarist Adam Tomlinson, who both played in the very

British-alt rockers, REALLY BIG REALLY CLEVER, are back with their newest record …huh. A follow-up to their 2023 self-titled debut,