Author: Amanda Collins

New York City-based indie-pop 4-piece band Don’t Believe In Ghosts are back with their brand new single Driver, an upbeat alt-pop gem about living in the moment.  Out now on Mindful Recordings, Driver is the latest single to be taken from their forthcoming album But On The Brightside and shares an uplifting message of celebrating life and living in the moment. A message beautifully conveyed through Steven Nathan’s smooth, expressive vocals which soar effortlessly over an upbeat production that pairs groovy guitar riffs with steady drum beats, killer bass and warm brass elements that come together to create an fun and…

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Sabrina Carpenter‘s new album Man’s Best Friend was one of the year’s most highly anticipated pop releases for months before it dropped — and now, it has the numbers on Spotify to prove it. As announced by the streaming service Tuesday (Sept. 2), the 12-track LP has set a new 2025 record for most streams in a single day for an album by a female artist. On Instagram Stories, Carpenter reacted to the news by writing, “This blows my mind.” “Can’t thank you enough for listening,” she added. On X, Carpenter also reshared the announcement and wrote, “I can’t believe…

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Michael Stipe has clarified some of the most legendarily misheard lyrics to R.E.M.’s ‘It’s The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)’. The rapid-fire lyrics to the classic 1987 single have long been the source of speculation among fans, with Stipe’s signature under-enunciated delivery style during the band’s early days only further muddying the waters. The frontman took to Bluesky over the weekend, sharing a Simpsons meme in which Homer claims to be able to sing every word to the song, only to be told that nobody can. “I can,” Stipe quipped. I can —…

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American artist dring shares her brand new single Anxiety, the first song she ever released and taken from the re-release of her Therapy EP.  Out now via We Bought A Zoo Records, Anxiety is a warm and soothing piece of music that finds the talented artist gifting us with a beautiful and vulnerable piece of music that is quite comforting and perfect for a laid-back weekend. I am particularly fond of the tone of her voice and how expressive and soothing her vocal delivery is, enhancing the song’s warmth. Accompanying her lovely vocals we have intricate acoustic guitar strums nicely intertwined…

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Sex Pistols and Frank Carter have been forced to postpone their North and South American tour due to guitarist Steve Jones breaking his wrist. The punk legends were due to kick off their dates with Carter on lead vocals in two weeks’ time with a show in Dallas, Texas on September 16, but the gigs will now be rescheduled to a future date. In an Instagram post, the band wrote on Tuesday (September 2): “We have some unfortunate news to share about our upcoming North and South American performances.” In a direct quote, Jones explained: “I’ve got some good news…

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Stray Kids’ fourth studio album KARMA is, in a word, full of delightful surprises. Helmed once again by 3RACHA — Bang Chan, Changbin and HAN — the record carries forward the group’s unmistakable identity, as seen in their earlier full-length projects: 5-STAR (2023), NOEASY (2021) and GO LIVE (2020). Yet KARMA distinguishes itself with a strikingly more cohesive sense of unity, elevating Stray Kids’ artistry to a new level of refinement. The album comprises 11 tracks, including “CEREMONY” in both a Festival Version and an English Version. While the project spans a wider range of genres than ever before, it…

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Stephen King has criticised the depiction of violence in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, describing it as “pornographic”. The writer, who is most adapted living author in cinematic history, was speaking about the extent of the violence in the new film The Long Walk, which is based on his 1979 novel of the same name. He told The Times that he insisted to screenwriter JT Mollner (Strange Darling) and director Francis Lawrence (The Hunger Games) that the young characters in the film, who enter a walking contest in which all but the winner will be executed, must be shown being brutally…

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After playing their first show in the Tri-State Area since 2008 on Sunday (Aug. 31), Oasis returned to MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey on Monday (Sept. 1) to bring Labor Day Weekend (and summer) to a close for some 70,000 fans. Bucket hats, soccer/football jerseys and beer pints were plentiful among the crowd at Oasis Live ‘25 — as was a feeling of camaraderie and cultural significance that reminded me of attending Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour at the same venue two years prior. Yes, the Oasis crowd skews older and maler – a group of middle-aged guys aptly…

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Dumomi The Jig delivers a standout moment with his new Afrobeats single “Hear About Me.” The track embodies everything that makes the genre connect globally with smooth instrumentation, infectious rhythm, and a vocal performance that feels both effortless and commanding. The production is sleek, coming to life in its steady percussion and lush melodic layers that set the perfect stage for Dumomi’s delivery. His voice glides carrying equal parts confidence and charm, while the lyrics speak to ambition and presence in a way that’s universally relatable. It excels at creating a vibe that instantly draws you in and keeps you…

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