Glenn Danzig is facing significant backlash after merchandise sold at his recent Los Angeles concert featured the Sonnenrad, or “Black Sun” symbol—an image historically linked… Read More »No Apology? Danzig Stays Silent Amid Backlash Over Controversial Nazi Symbol in Concert Merch
On April 5th, 2025, Los Angeles will once again be the site of powerful protests as part of the Hands Off! movement, a nationwide response… Read More »Los Angeles Protests on April 5th: Rising Against the Fascist Agenda
Buffalo, NY’s Split From the Mind has released their self-titled debut EP, a blistering introduction to their unique blend of heavy rock and metal. With… Read More »Split From the Mind’s Debut EP: A Raw, Human & Political Masterpiece
Moncrieff’s latest single, “Shangri-La,” is an instant earworm—a synth-pop track that blends infectious melodies with heartfelt lyrics. The song opens with a catchy electric keyboard… Read More »Moncrieff’s “Shangri-La”: An Uplifting Synth-Pop Banger for the Heart
Sherakai—the indie pop persona of Jordan Sherman—has just released a track that demands your attention. “Do I Wanna Know,” out now on Head Bitch Music,… Read More »Sherakai Drops an Indie Pop Heartbreaker with “Do I Wanna Know”
Los Angeles-based artist Jake Knox has delivered an NPR Tiny Desk Contest entry that’s nothing short of mesmerizing. His song “Sleep” was already a certified… Read More »Jake Knox’s NPR Tiny Desk Contest Entry is a Must-Watch Performance