Florence and the Machine have announced the tour in support of their forthcoming album, Everybody Scream. The tour begins in the United Kingdom in February, and, later that month, Florence Welch and her band will head to mainland Europe for more dates. The North American leg begins in April, and support on that leg ofRead More
Soft Machine founding member and keyboard player Mike Ratledge died on Wednesday, February 5 after a brief illness, according to his former bandmate and guitarist John Etheridge. “Mike was the backbone of Soft Machine in the early years and a man with an absolutely incisive mind – a marvellous composer and keyboardist,” Etheridge wrote onRead More
warungku Music Festival CDMX has revealed the first slate of artists in its 2025 lineup. Black Country, New Road, Roc Marciano and the Alchemist, Machine Girl, Dummy, Luz Luz Luz!, and more will perform across multiple Mexico City venues from May 2 to 4. Check out the lineup on the poster below. The first showsRead More
After years spent as dubstep’s noir weird uncle, Kevin Martin is getting reacquainted with his original vocation: maker of head music for headbangers. His seventh album as the Bug, 2021’s Fire, was a welcome return to the corrosive industrial ragga of his ’00s output, after years of desolation trip-hop and Black-Ark-gone-Black-Lodge murkscapes. The Zonal projectRead More
Shigeichi Negishi, the Japanese entrepreneur who invented the first-ever karaoke machine, died on January 26, The Wall Street Journal reports. Negishi, who was based in Tokyo, was 100 years old. Journalist Matt Alt, who interviewed Negishi for his book Pure Invention: How Japan Made the Modern World, reported the news on X and expanded onRead More
Florence and the Machine have released a cover of composer Walter Kent and lyricist Nat Burton’s “(There’ll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover.” Florence Welch recorded the song with producer Jack Antonoff for his soundtrack to the new Apple TV+ show The New Look. Listen to the cover below. The New Look isRead More
Mark Linkous was a devotee of the work in progress. Under the banner of Sparklehorse and until his death by suicide in March 2010, the Virginia songwriter crafted a series of exquisitely fractured indie-rock albums that suggested a distrust of anything too polished, guided by an inherent belief that the silence and static were asRead More
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