Daily Newsletter, September 23, 2023

The duo is able to easily jump over the possible copycat hurdle by making a thorough mix of their inspiration and turning it into something quite personal.

By Ljubinko Zivkovic, Rock At Night Amsterdam Review: Fences – Bright Soil – Release date: September 22, 2023 Christopher Mansfield, aka Fences, has been around for a while and has been wooing both reviewers and [...]

The third album by Night School Records boss Michael Kasparis evokes the halcyon electronics of Soft Cell, N-Trance … and Whigfield?

"There are books about techno and rave, but let's fill in the blanks." The scholar and activist talks about her book Raving, bringing club culture into academia and more.

A new Netflix documentary tells the story of the Chicago White Sox owners whose notorious "disco demolition" stunt was blamed for toppling an entire music genre, writes Dorian Lynskey.

The college town's decade-old scene is known for abrasive tones, compositional trickery, and NSFW band names.

Rarely has an anthem of such defiant ambivalence thundered from your speakers as "Bastards of Young." And never has that thunder resounded with such sonic

What do we forget when we remember Stop Making Sense? As the reissue of Talking Heads’ seminal concert film hits the screens, Keith Kahn-Harris reminds us of how much stranger and more interesting the band were before it

Authors like Richard Osman have become bestsellers with comforting mystery novels, often involving amateur sleuths in rural locations. David Barnett reflects on the phenomenon.

This week's playlist includes songs by Chelsea Wolfe, The Breeders, bar italia, MIKE, Wiki & The Alchemist, Dollar Signs, Rome Streetz, Sleaford Mods, Little Brother, Zach Bryan ft Bon Iver, Doja Cat, and more.