Month: February 2024

Skilla Baby joined forces with the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence in hopes of helping his hometown of Detroit. The Geffen Records artist teamed with the nonprofit organization and city officials to host a firearms buyback. The event, which includes a “felon-friendly” job fair and more, is scheduled to take place at The Icon
0 Comments
Greetings, Decibel readers and honored guests! As you enter the building, you’ll see various exhibits on display today. From the latest masterworks from Borknagar and Morta Skuld, to the return of long-dormant composers like Job For A Cowboy. So please, enjoy your time here, but please, don’t touch the artwork. Happy musing: — Borknagar –
0 Comments
South Korean music producer Shinsadong Tiger, known for his work with EXID, Apink and more, has died. He was 41 years old. The noted K-pop producer’s passing was reported today (February 23) by Yonhap News, as well as other South Korean media outlets, including TenAsia and Star News. He was reportedly found dead after an
0 Comments
Selena Gomez is embracing being in love on her flirty new single “Love On.” The song, which was announced last week on Feb. 15, was officially released on Thursday (Feb. 22). A teaser for the single included a French voice-over saying, “Qu’est-ce que je vais te nommer? Je vais te nommer. L’amour … L’amour tendre,”
0 Comments
Cuntroaches are dropping a delightfully self-titled album tomorrow via Skin Graft Records, but you can get ahead of the curve and stream it with us here first. “Cuntroaches is inspired by witches who do not know how to summon stuff (unable to take care of themselves), stretched out labyrinthine toilets with knotted septic pipes (conducting bigger
0 Comments
We all know the trope of the hero defeating evil, getting the girl, and they live happily ever after. That isn’t always what happens in life or at the movies. Sometimes the bad guy wins. Sometimes the hero can’t come out on top. These movies will sometimes stick with us days or weeks, so here’s
0 Comments
Thirty-four years ago today, on Feb. 22, 1990, Travis Tritt released his debut album, Country Club. The record was a long time coming: According to Country Music: The Encyclopedia, the Marietta, Ga., native signed a record deal with Warner Bros. Nashville in 1987 for three singles. The first tune under that contract, “Country Club” —
0 Comments