Month: July 2025

Me, Like Many, a.k.a. Tom D’Ademo, has released his new single titled ‘Soldier On’ via Bigger Beast Records. Soft around the edges with a diamond at the core, Me, Like Many feels like a pivotal shift, musically, for Tom in that ‘Soldier On’ has a personal flair and feeling that transcends any differences and objectives
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Kaiser Chiefs fans watching Glastonbury 2025 from home have expressed frustration that their set was omitted from the BBC‘s live coverage. READ MORE:Glastonbury 2025: Lorde secret set, Lewis Capaldi’s return and the biggest headlines from Friday The Leeds band kicked things off at the Pyramid Stage at 12pm today (June 28), but fans expecting to
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Our guest in the new episode of How I Learned to Scream is ERRA frontman JT Cavey. Since 2016, Cavey has been ripping it up with Alabama’s ERRA, leaders of progressive metalcore. He made his debut on that year’sDrift, the band’s third album, shredding his throat to some of your favorites, such as “Skyline,” “Irreversible”
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After making Midsommar, Hereditary and Beau is Afraid, Ari Aster set his sights on the COVID-19 pandemic as his latest horror subject. Eddington, which Aster wrote and directed, is set in Eddington, New Mexico in May 2020, as a small-town sheriff (Joaquin Phoenix) faces off against the mayor (Pedro Pascal) over political and social issues
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When Jaws premiered in 1975, it didn’t just terrify beachgoers; it reshaped the film industry. Steven Spielberg‘s breakthrough thriller launched the summer blockbuster, forever transforming how we go to the movies. In the wake of Jaws, losing an afternoon in an air-conditioned movie theater became as essential a part of the summer experience as a
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Infinity Song isn’t just another band with pretty harmonies and clever hooks. They’re a mission, a message, a movement wrapped in melody—and “London Foxes” is a prime example of what happens when you mix familial chemistry with musical conviction. It’s tight, confident, and purposeful, the kind of song that doesn’t need to shout to make
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The member of Kendrick Lamar‘s dance crew who was chased and escorted off the field during the rapper’s 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show has been arrested. READ MORE:Kendrick Lamar – ‘GNX’ review: turning hatred into a teachable moment During Kendrick Lamar’shistory-making performance, the rapper was joined by a 400-strong cast of dancers and models. Towards
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