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08/06/2025

Laveda x Adam Bernard

This week’s NYC Scene Report features a look at office life with Big Girl suggesting you “quit ur job,” Late Again pondering doing exactly t...

08/06/2025

Lew Apollo x culture-flux.com

“It was the first time I felt like I could produce the sound I was hearing in my head,” singer-songwriter Lew Apollo remarks about writing for his new single “Let the Light In.” The singer, songwri…

08/06/2025

"What sets Qualifying Miles apart isn’t any grand musical shift, but the quiet confidence of a band comfortable in its own skin. We Are Scientists aren’t reinventing themselves—they’re simply being honest about where they’ve been and how it still shapes who they are now... It’s not a comeback, nor a nostalgic rehash. Qualifying Miles is a personal checkpoint: thoughtful, emotionally resonant and refreshingly unforced. It may not shout for attention, but it’s one of the most grounded, sincere releases in the band’s catalog to date.​" - mxdwn

A scenic route through memory and maturity with a heartfelt detour into reflection and restraint. On their ninth studio album, Qualifying Miles, indie rock mainstays We Are Scientists deliver a reflective, emotionally layered record that feels both weathered and quietly hopeful. Long known for their...

08/05/2025

"Even in its quietest moments, No Need to Argue burns with the belief that empathy is worth fighting for. No wonder that this record is worth celebrating again.

It’s been thirty years since The Cranberries pleaded with us to feel something for people outside our immediate circle. Thirty years since they asked us, not so subtly, to care." - Racket Magazine

When I first heard the news of the 30th anniversary reissue of No Need to Argue, my reaction was pure, unfiltered nostalgia. I mean, there was a BIT of existential dread realizing how far back my teens were, but mostly I was excited about a reissue of an album I listened to for days at […]

08/05/2025

Instinct Magazine chats with Limahl about his latest single "A Horse with No Name".

You all know Limahl from one of our childhood faves, "NeverEnding Story", and the Ultra New Wave hit "Too Shy" with his first band Kajagoogoo. The rest of his

08/05/2025

How did We Are Scientists come up with their band name? SPIN has the answer!

08/04/2025

"Only Frozen Sky Anyway begins with 'I Was Just a Piece of Frozen Sky,' where Jonathan Richman declares that 'when I make my transition, I want everyone to know I only changed position / When I make my change, I want everyone to know it’s not a big change.' The transition from life to whatever happens next is no big deal. We are all part of the cosmos. Some things we may never do again, but so what? In the long run, it does not matter. The album ends with a 56-second quiet coda that declares 'I am the sky.' So are we, he instructs. There’s no reason to be sad. That’s life.” - PopMatters

New wave veteran Jonathan Richman isn't looking back, so why should we? He finds the future is frozen. Things don't change; they just change form.

08/01/2025

Katherine Yeske Taylor -of Rock and Roll Globe chats with Crispian of Kula Shaker about their fantastic new single "Broke as Folk"

When Kula Shaker emerged from the London rock scene in the early 1990s, their mix of high-energy psychedelic rock and traditional Indian influences —

08/01/2025

NEWS ALERT: OZOMATLI to perform at No Kings Rally tomorrow (8/2/25) in DTLA - https://mailchi.mp/reybee/ozomatli-no-kings-2

08/01/2025

KULA SHAKER unleash powerful new single/video "Broke As Folk"... On Tour with The Dandy Warhols! - https://mailchi.mp/reybee/kula-shaker-broke-as-folk

08/01/2025

"... the spotlight here is mostly on BettySoo's trademark balance of pure-and-sweet vocals with hard-hitting and incisive lyrics... As per usual, given BettySoo's reputation as the "queen of the bummer jams," there are plenty of relationships-gone-wrong songs here, but they're always insightful." - No Depression

It wasn’t intentional, but once I settled on these six records for this month’s Founders’ Keepers, I realized they consist of two artists from Austin, two from Nashville, and two from the North Carolina Triangle. Those from Music City are, perhaps surprisingly, the least-known, and they provid...