On July 13, 1985, one of the most ambitious musical events in history took place. Live Aid, a dual benefit concert in London and Philadelphia, mobilised the international
After years of collecting, Da Funkie Junkie & Cosmic Girl have released their compilation album “Caviar Jazz”. The album gathers jazz-influenced house tracks from the period 1995-2005 from
It was an evening where nostalgia, rebellion, and raw emotion collided in a spectacular show. On Wednesday night, Green Day proved themselves the only worthy successors to the
Derek Hagan’s latest offering as Rockidle arrives with the defiant title “Not the Leftovers!” – a statement that immediately sets expectations for an artist who has something to
David Powell’s latest offering, “Touch Wood,” presents a fascinating meditation on transformation, ancestry, and the liminal spaces between consciousness and dream. The English-born, Australian-raised, Qatar-based artist has crafted
Lyle Hutchins chooses the modest route on his debut album “Flatlander”, and that pays off surprisingly well. The New Hampshire musician has created an album that sounds like
With her second album, “Gilded & Silver,” Heather Ward emerges as a mature jazz artist who has found her unique voice. The Canadian-born, Seattle-based vocalist makes a compelling
Helloween, the legendary German metal band with 21 gold and platinum awards and over ten million records sold, will release their highly anticipated new album “Giants & Monsters”
Austin duo Bryyo has created something extraordinary with “Presence” – a sonic odyssey that transports listeners to otherworldly realms where futuristic cityscapes blend seamlessly with natural landscapes. Carl
After decades of separate paths, Mitch Michelle and Rob Shinno have finally realised their youthful dream. The Detroit duo, who had been making musical plans back in the
