by: Zach Salafia Nov 6, 2023 William Black has come a long way since he officially started releasing music in the mid-2010s. From his debut album Pages to Pieces—named one of Dancing Astronaut‘s Top Albums of 2021—to working alongside the likes of SLANDER, ILLENIUM and more, Black has long established himself as one of the …
Category Archives: News
Tensteps ‘Live From The Mojave Desert’
With the release of his highly-anticipated debut album, ‘Infinite’, Tensteps presents, ‘Live From The Mojave Desert’: a performance commemorating this new release. As he showcases his impressive DJing talents, Tensteps delivers a live set featuring ‘Infinite’ in its entirety, as well as a carefully selected collection of productions from other gifted Artists within Electronic Music: …
Oasis on course for ninth UK Number One album with ‘The Masterplan’ reissue
Oasis are on course to score their ninth UK Number One album with the 25th anniversary reissue of their B-sides record ‘The Masterplan’. The 1998 album reissue was released last Friday (November 3) and made available in various formats, including CD, cream cassette and limited-edition double vinyl in a variety of colours. It was released …
Continue reading “Oasis on course for ninth UK Number One album with ‘The Masterplan’ reissue”
Here are all the winners from the MTV EMAs 2023
Taylor Swift was the big winner at the 2023 MTV EMAs, securing the awards for Best Artist, Best Live and Best Video. This year’s Europe Music Awards ceremony was called off last month due to “the volatility of world events” relating to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. However, on Sunday (November 5), on what would have …
Continue reading “Here are all the winners from the MTV EMAs 2023”
‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ outsells original in release week
‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ has outsold the original in sales for debut release weeks, making it her best first week for an album ever. READ MORE: Taylor Swift – ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ review: her best album will never go out of style The new album has topped the Billboard 200 with 1.653million equivalent album units, according to …
Continue reading “‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ outsells original in release week”
Cannibal Corpse’s colouring book has been banned in Germany
Cannibal Corpse have announced their first-ever colouring book, set for release next month. This past weekend (November 2), the legendary death metal band took to social media to announced the book, titled The Official Cannibal Corpse Colouring Book. The colouring book – targeted at adults – is due for release on December 1 and is …
Continue reading “Cannibal Corpse’s colouring book has been banned in Germany”
Lauryn Hill says fans are “lucky” she made it on stage after cancelled shows
Lauryn Hill has responded to those who have complained about her missing recent shows, saying that fans are “lucky” she makes it on stage every night. READ MORE: Why ‘The Score’ is one of the greatest hip-hop albums ever The former Fugees singer, who is currently on tour around North America celebrating the 25th anniversary of …
Continue reading “Lauryn Hill says fans are “lucky” she made it on stage after cancelled shows”
Tupac Shakur has street in Oakland, California named after him
A street in Oakland, California has been renamed Tupac Shakur Way, in honour of the late rapper. READ MORE: Who killed Tupac? Everything we know about hip-hop’s greatest mystery The road in question forms a section of the MacArthur Boulevard in the city, close to where Tupac lived in the 1990s. An official renaming ceremony was …
Continue reading “Tupac Shakur has street in Oakland, California named after him”
Insomniac Outdoes Itself for the Biggest and Best Escape Halloween to Date [Event Review]
Original Photo by Ivan Meneses for Insomniac Events It’s been a week since Escape Halloween took over the NOS Events Center for its 12th edition, and like most things Insomniac, the festival just got bigger and better. Featuring mind-blowing production, sick attention-to-detail, immersive Halloween experiences, blistering sets, immaculate vibes, and plenty of space to move …
Ian Brown leads tributes to original Stone Roses bassist Pete Garner
Pete Garner, the original bassist in The Stone Roses, has died at the age of 61. The news was reported by Louder Than War on Friday (November 3), with Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown leading the tributes on X, formerly Twitter. Speaking about his former bandmate, Brown wrote: “Yeah very sad. We were young punk …
Continue reading “Ian Brown leads tributes to original Stone Roses bassist Pete Garner”