The music industry is dominated by powerful women, whether that be the record-breaking albums coming from acts like Taylor Swift or glass-ceiling-shattering boardroom executives. Of Continue Reading
Confusing JLo Challenge Being Dragged on Twitter
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Tertia Challenges Stereotypes On “Overly Emotional Women”
Ahead of her forthcoming debut EP, 21-year-old London/Dublin-based multi-instrumental artist, songwriter, and producer Tertia has shared Overly Emotional Women. Fusing elements of her classical training with Continue Reading
Kellyanne Conway Investigated By Police Following Daughter Claudia’s Nude Photo Leak
The police have officially launched an investigation on Kellyanne Conway. On Tuesday (January 26), police in New Jersey reportedly visited the home of the former Continue Reading
Smoking Saved My Life: A Skinny Jewish Kid Comes of Age in the Haze of American Violence
“…Well, I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer The future’s uncertain And the end is always near…” – Jim Morrison, Roadhouse Continue Reading
Singer-Songwriter Pony Bradshaw Searches for Meaning on 'Calico Jim'
Calico Jim‘s songs take place mostly in rural North Georgia, where James “Pony” Bradshaw has lived for the past 15 years. The location is essential. Continue Reading
Farhot's 'Kabul Fire Vol. 2' Is a Luscious Look at Afghanistan
Prolific, Hamburg-based producer Farhot has not been back to Afghanistan since leaving it as a child with his family during the Soviet-Afghan War. Distance notwithstanding, Continue Reading
Boris and Merzbow's '2R0I2P0' Howls Defiance
Apparently, the title of the latest outing for these titans of righteous noise-making, 2R0I2P0, translates as “2020 R.I.P.” Too damn right. I can’t think of Continue Reading
Elori Saxl Fuses Technology and Nature on 'The Blue of Distance'
The term “The Blue of Distance” comes from Rebecca Solnit’s acclaimed 2005 nonfiction book A Field Guide to Getting Lost. It refers to the phenomenon Continue Reading
'Stealing from the Saracens' Pursues Its Own Broken Crusade
The title of Diana Darke’s 2020 book, Stealing from the Saracens: How Islamic Architecture Shaped Europe, promises the reader that they are about to embark Continue Reading
Pallbearer's Brett Campbell on Facing the Inevitable
Like all of Pallbearer’s records, Forgotten Days is resonant with arched, dramatic melodies in the classic heavy metal tradition. Conceptually, it insists on confronting hard Continue Reading