Month: February 2024

Seven-time Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter Kacey Musgraves returns with her fifth studio album Deeper Well, Out March 15th via Interscope/MCA Nashville, pre order the album HERE.  Musgraves co-produced Deeper Well with longtime collaborators Daniel Tashian and Ian Fitchuk. Inspired by the energy of New York City’s Greenwich Village and its rich musical history, Musgraves recorded a
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Agonista present for you their latest track, “Larvas,” from their forthcoming album Grey and Dry, out March 8 via Armageddon Label. The crusty, dystopian song sets the tone for a solid, plodding, brooding album, and we can’t wait to hear the rest. “‘Larvas’ is a song written in Spanish about the reality that is Narco Culture in
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After Universal Music Group, the largest record label in the industry, took all their artist’s music off TikTok after failure to reach an agreement on AI usage of their artists and safety…people are now more than ever looking into how artists are treated on platforms where their music is the main focus. For TikTok, it’s
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Seattle adds a new festival to its yearly activities with 206 Blast Fest, a new grindcore and powerviolence festival hosted by Audio/Violence Productions. Staring tomorrow, February 9, and running through Saturday, February 10, 206 Blast Fest features 22 different sets from bands like Endorphins Lost, Sidetracked, Noose Sweat and Impulse Noise. Promoter Bird Arzoumanian explains that
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A woman on Reddit says her family is furious with her after she played “inappropriate” Taylor Swift songs at her teenage sister’s somber funeral. The 24-year-old woman shared that she and her 19-year-old sister, who recently passed away, weren’t close growing up, but they started getting closer as they got older, particularly bonding over their
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What do most, if not all, of the best ‘90s movies have in common? Well, besides being the best representation of the final decade of the 20th century? They typically featured menacing, dastardly, sinister, and over-the-top villains that we sometimes remember more than the heroes who tried to stop them. But who are the meanest,
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So that was quite the experience. It’s not about the type of boat, but the motion in the ocean, and our boy Ocean was certainly getting those moves in by the end of Chicago PD Season 11 Episode 4. Before we unpack Dante Torres tacking a stab, um, falling into, wait, partaking in a storyline
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On Feb. 7, 1995, Shania Twain released her second album, The Woman in Me. The Canadian musician co-wrote the album with her then-husband, Robert John “Mutt” Lange; the latter also produced the full-length. Although the well-crafted songwriting points to Twain’s future pop success, the LP is squarely in the country realm. However, The Woman In Me has
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Jeezy will be the next Hip-Hop act to show up on NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Concerts series. The I Might Forgive… But I Don’t Forget album creator recorded a set for the show. On Wednesday (February 7), Jeezy announced his Tiny Desk appearance with a social media post. That tweet by the Atlanta-bred recording artist
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Dan Smith Photography Does your metal lack in the almighty groove? Canada’s Metaphora has the riffs to fix your broken heart. Throw Pantera, Periphery and Jinjer in a blender and you get Atlantic Canada’s newest melodic metal export, comprised of past and current members of scene staples Sons of An Eastern Moon, Sea Dogs, Last
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It’s been nearly six years since Toby Keith‘s daughter Krystal Keith released new music. At the end of Taste of Country’s final interview with the country icon, we asked why. Krystal Keith is Toby Keith’s youngest daughter, after Shelley. He also had a son named Stelen. Her most well-known song is “Daddy Dance With Me,” written
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