Category : Music


Kneecap's Wembley Gig Sparks Palestine Controversy

Irish rap trio Kneecap ignites debate at their landmark Wembley Arena show with a powerful pro-Palestinian statement, blending incendiary politics with their signature punk-rap sound in a historic performance.

Kopatchinskaja's Dazzling Reinvention of Schoenberg

Violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja and the Berlin Philharmonic, under Kirill Petrenko, deliver a revelatory new recording of Schoenberg's formidable Violin Concerto, alongside 'Verklärte Nacht' and 'Die Jakobsleiter', challenging perceptions of the compose

Cassette Tapes Make a Surprising Comeback in the UK

In a blast from the past, the humble cassette tape is experiencing a remarkable revival in the UK, fuelled by nostalgia and a new generation of music lovers. This quirky trend sparks a wider conversation about what other relics from history might be due f

Grammy-winning producer Joel Moss dies suddenly at 79

The music industry mourns the sudden passing of acclaimed producer and sound engineer Joel Moss, known for his work with Tina Turner, Aerosmith, and Tony Bennett. The Grammy winner died following a medical emergency at age 79.

Kanye West's Donda Album Divides Music Critics

Kanye West's highly anticipated tenth studio album, 'Donda', has cleaved music critics down the middle, with reviews ranging from 'masterpiece' to 'messy and unfinished' in a fiercely divided reception.

Tortoise on Frozen Burrito Gigs & Steve Albini's Legacy

Chicago post-rock pioneers Tortoise discuss their enduring legacy, the city's changing music scene, the profound influence of Steve Albini, and their surprising new generation of fans in this exclusive interview.

Four Tet & William Tyler: A Masterpiece of 80s Nostalgia

Kieran Hebden (Four Tet) and William Tyler unite on a stunning new album, '41 Longfield Street', crafting a deeply personal and atmospheric soundscape that resurrects the forgotten sounds of late 80s Britain. Discover the year's most evocative instrumenta

Music Theatre Wales thrives despite 100% funding cuts

Despite devastating 100% arts council funding cuts, Music Theatre Wales continues to thrive through artistic innovation and digital adaptation. Discover how this pioneering opera company is rewriting the rules of survival in UK's challenging cultural land

Blancmange's Stephen Luscombe Dies at 68

The music world mourns the loss of Stephen Luscombe, the visionary keyboardist and co-founder of the seminal 80s synth-pop band Blancmange, who has died aged 68 after a long illness.

Mullova & Beatson's Revelatory Beethoven Sonatas

Violinist Viktoria Mullova and pianist Alasdair Beatson deliver a revelatory new album of Beethoven's early Violin Sonatas, Opp. 12, praised for its clarity, wit, and profound musical dialogue.

Capaldi's Tube Gig Worth Millions in Free Publicity

Exclusive analysis reveals Lewis Capaldi's surprise London Underground performance generated millions in economic value, free publicity, and fan euphoria, dwarfing the cost of a standard Tube fare.

Biffy Clyro's Simon Neil Reveals All in Candid Q&A

Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil gets candid in a revealing reader Q&A, discussing the band's 'terrible' early album, his pre-show rituals, and the profound connection with their fiercely loyal fanbase.

Machine Gun Kelly Announces 2025 Australia & NZ Tour

Rap-rock superstar Machine Gun Kelly is set to ignite stages across Australia and New Zealand in February 2025. Get all the details on tickets, venues, and what to expect from the high-octane 'Mainstream Sellout' tour.

Joy Crookes 'Juniper': A Soulful Masterpiece Review

The Guardian's five-star review of Joy Crookes' sophomore album 'Juniper' hails it as a profound artistic evolution. Discover the soulful depth and cinematic storytelling of this London artist's masterpiece.

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