Month: August 2023

U.S. black metal institution Krieg return with Ruiner, their first full-length album in nearly a decade, and Decibel has manifested our own horrific edition on Red with Black Marble Smoke Vinyl, courtesy of Profound Lore Records. Executed from the mind of Decibel‘s own low-culturist Neill Jameson and limited to a scant 90 copies total in existence,
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Ahead of the tour, the Carly Pearce Official Fan Club launches today, offering fans the opportunity to stay directly in the know with their favorite artist – along with an exclusive fan club pre-sale from Tuesday, August 8 at 10am local through Thursday, August 10 at 10pm local where they can utilize their unique pre-sale
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Kanye West made a roaring return to the stage, joining Travis Scott in Rome for his first live show since his antisemitic rants.  Advertisement The embattled rapper has taken to strolling around barefoot recently, and the “Utopia” concert at Rome’s Circus Maximus Monday was no different. Ye left his shoes and socks behind to step
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BTS member V has officially announced his debut solo album, which is being titled ‘Layover’. READ MORE: Suga of BTS: “You have to find what makes you happy, what brings you joy” Announced today (August 8), Big Hit Music took to social media to confirm the album, which is due for release in September. In the
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The Television Critics Association announced the winners for the 39th annual awards on Monday. As expected, it was another clean sweep for Succession and The Bear — both of which have been awards magnets since their debuts. Check out the complete list of winners below. INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT IN DRAMA Christine Baranski, The Good Fight Kieran
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When multiple GRAMMY-nominee Kelsea Ballerini wrote and recorded Rolling Up The Welcome Mat with her friend and long-time collaborator Alysa Vanderheym, it was more to sort out the complicated emotions around a marriage ending than a project intended for commercial release. But as one of the most transparent writers/artists of her generation, when she’d finished
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