Daily Newsletter, August 24, 2024

EDDY LEE RYDER SWEET DELUSIONS INDEPENDENT When the title track of Eddy Lee Ryder’s debut album Sweet Delusions, opens the album you are hit with that Deja vu sensation that is both familiar, but at the same time fresh and new sensation. Ryder not only touches on Phil Spector-like wide screen aural sensation done so […]

On the fourth day of our Songs of the Summer bracket, we paint it green with Charli XCX, RADA, Cash Cobain, and more.

After a foiled terror plot and an attack in Southport, the continuation of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour feels more powerful and necessary than ever for her fans.

The music streaming service has added a comment function under podcasts. Who is it for, anyway?

These songs sound as vibrant today as they did when they came out in 1964.

Peter Perrett of The Only Ones is putting out a new album soon. He said: 'Something inside me would like to make my best-ever album. Seeing Johnny Cash doing hi

In a new expanded reissue of Bubblegum by Mark Lanegan, Toby Manning sees a rock record with important things to say about pop.

A new album combines Appalachian music with Chinese folk music. Young people can't get enough.

Any band is going to want their best foot forward on albums, but one member wasn't pulling their weight on these projects.

The biography, titled 'American Standard,' covers Cheap Trick’s initial rise, with a special focus on the oft-mythologized At Budokan story.

From a noir novel by Eric Ambler set in 1930s Europe to some of the great spy thrillers of the post-World War II world, British novelist Patrick Worrall, author of The Exile, talks us through five of his favourite espionage novels.