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ShadowMouth Debuts With Gothic-tinged Single “Poison Nostalgia” Featuring Dombroski

Bated breath for memories They haunt the familiar night Whispers forgotten dreams Shadows clawing the night When we dwell too deeply on the past, we risk letting it shape our…

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Pittsburgh Post-Punk Outfit Nowhere Wolves Debut Live Video for Cover of Otis Redding’s “Respect”

Nowhere Wolves, a ferocious punk trio from Pittsburgh, was born out of the collapse of its members’ previous bands in 2024. Consisting of J. Trafford (Sommelier), Candrika Rice (Lylyth), and…

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Lana Del Rabies Unleashes the Video for her Cover of Garbage’s “I Think I’m Paranoid”

… You can look but you can’t touchI don’t think I like you muchHeaven knows what a girl can doHeaven knows what you’ve got to prove The feral brainchild of…

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Soft Kill Kick-Off Tour With Release of Surprise “Roseland” EP

Soft Kill returns with Roseland, a three-track EP that showcases their knack for being prolific and ever-evolving, seamlessly blending light and dark to keep their sound feeling perpetually fresh. Never…

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Clear Capsule Debut Video for Their Cover of Starflyer 59’s Shoegaze Classic “Hazel Would”

on the deeper sideI’m just a rideYou’re mineYou’re it all Starflyer 59’s Silver is a landmark album that brought heavier sounds to shoegaze, shaping the genre’s modern identity. As one…

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Catherine Moan Delivers a Dreamy Synthpop Cover of Elliot Smith’s “Angeles”

I can make you satisfied in everything you doAll your secret wishes could right now be coming trueAnd be forever with my poison armsAround you Los Angeles — a city…

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German Synth Project Rework Dials Up the Video for Their Cover of Kraftwerk’s “Telephone Call”

Kraftwerk’s Telephone Call (Der Telefon-Anruf) emerged as a single in 1987, encapsulating the band’s enduring intrigue with the intersection of humanity and machinery. Unlike most Kraftwerk tracks, where Ralf Hütter…

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In The Throes Of Debuts Video for New Wave Version of “Lakmé: Duo des Fleurs (Flower Duet)” Featuring Jordan Rutter-Covatto

The charming Duo des Fleurs (Flower Duet) from Léo Delibes’ Lakmé, composed in 1883, stands as a timeless piece in classical music. Sung by Lakmé, a Brahmin priest’s daughter, and…

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Elizabeth Fraser Performs “Song to the Siren” with Massive Attack for the First Time Ever

In a long-awaited return to the stage, Massive Attack delivered their first concert in five years tonight with a spellbinding surprise: Elizabeth Fraser’s haunting rendition of Tim Buckley’s “Song to…

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Los Angeles Dreampop Rocker Taleen Kali Releases Cover of Smashing Pumpkins’ “Ava Adore” Ahead of Dum Dum Fest

Los Angeles, a city buzzing with electric energy and untold tales, plays host to the enigmatic alternative rock artist, Taleen Kali. Known among Southern California’s music aficionados for her work…

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