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After creating The Fabelmans, a more mundane movie that was loosely based on his own life, Steven Spielberg has decided to go back to what he’s best known for, and that’s sci-fi films that look a little deeper into the unknown outer space. Spielberg has made countless films about aliens, from the classic E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial to Close Encounters of the Third Kind, but this time with Disclosure Day, he asks a new question that he’s never asked before: How would the world react to news of another life form different from their own? This film fills itself with conspiracy…
The vivid, chopping guitar riff that launches the Rolling Stones’ first great single of the 1970s is the ultimate realisation of what had become the band’s signature sound, putting the eclectic pop of their early days forever behind them. This was straight-ahead, state-of-the-art rock and roll.Mick Jagger first sketched out the song during the filming of Ned Kelly, sitting alone in the Australian outback with an electric guitar to exercise an injured hand.”I’m the riff master,” said Keith Richards. “The only one I missed and that Mick Jagger got was Brown Sugar, and I’ll tip my hat there. There he…
Frequent collaborators Jacquees and Juvenile join forces on a brand new song. The track is titled “Lick Back” and comes with an accompanying video. The R&B singer has announced that his long-awaited new albumMood 2 will drop on July 31st. Listen and watch below: View Original Article Here
YG keeps the music coming. This time, the rapper teams up with J.I.D and Ab-Soul for his brand new single, which is titled “INSECURE”. This track will appear on YG’s new albumGENTLEMEN’S CLUB, which will be released on June 19th. Listen below: View Original Article Here
Rick Ross enlists T.I. for his brand new single. The song is titled “Mahogany Caskets”. This tune will appear on the rapper’s upcoming, delayed albumSet In Stone, which is now set to drop on July 17th. Listen below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
Joan As Police Woman returns to Real Life twenty years later with Real Life Evolution, a full reimagining of the debut album that first established Joan Wasser as one of modern songwriting’s most singular voices. Real Life Evolution (Album,2026) by Joan As Police WomanThe record does not treat the original as museum material. Instead, Wasser rebuilds it through live chemistry, trio arrangements, new collaborators, changed rooms, altered rhythms, and the kind of long-term musical instinct that only comes from carrying songs across two decades.Featuring contributions from Iggy Pop, Krystle Warren, Tony Scherr, Parker Kindred, Will Graefe, Jeremy Gustin, Oren Bloedow,…
Project Hail Mary climbs one place to return to Number 1 on the Official Film Chart this week, reclaiming the top spot from The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. The sci-fi epic follows a lone astronaut on a desperate mission to save humanity, as he uncovers the scale of the threat facing Earth and the extraordinary lengths needed to stop it. Avatar – Fire and Ash rises two places to Number 2, returning audiences to Pandora for another visually spectacular adventure as new conflicts, cultures and dangers reshape the world of the Na’vi. Last week’s Number 1, The Super Mario Galaxy…
In some movie release news today, Ascidian Filmsis delighted to confirm that Harry Domenico Rossi’s debut featurePescadorwill make itsEuropean PremiereatRaindance Film Festivalon 18th June, where it has been selected for theNarrative Competition. Described as ‘fantastic and meditative‘, the film has received two Raindance nominations: BestDirector of a Debut Featurefor Rossi andBest Performance in a Debut Featurefor Alex Wanebo. A singular work of magical realism,Pescadorarrives in London following its World Premiere at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI Goa). Rossi also received the Peter Brunette Award for Best Director at RiverRun International Film Festival, where the jury statement announced“every step…
As England fans prepare for a summer of football,Bassline Lionslaunch a song designed to unite supporters across the country. A brand-new contender for England’s ultimate football soundtrack has arrived with the release ofThe Time Is Right Now, the latest single from Bassline Lions – already being tipped as a defining anthem for the summer. Packed with energy, pride, and an undeniable sense of unity,The Time Is Right Nowcaptures the spirit of a nation rallying behind its team. With an infectious melody and instantly memorable hook, fans are already singing along. Blending uplifting production with echoes of chants from the terraces…
Photo: Heather SaitzWell that’s it from us for this week and we leave you dear reader with a new video for a new song by Alberta-based sextet Starpainter which YES I KNOW we ran last week, but Jon our Tracks Editor nabbed it before we could run the video and who could blame him? Seeing the band play is so joyous in itself that we’re going to break our golden rule and run it as well. We mark our own homework so who’ll know?As songwriter Joel Stretch told us, “I Found a River’explores a déjà vu feeling that hits pretty…
Meditations on the unglamorous, but with melodic hooks, from Scottish folk-award winnerAnyone coming to this album for their first experience of Kris Drever may well be expecting something fairly traditional in light of his many BBC folk awards but they will discover a collection of songs drawing upon the stresses and strains of modern living, all set to arrangements and instrumentation that are firmly rooted in the present day. The ten songs on Doing This For Love are described by Drever as “meditations on the unglamorous, 4am alarm clocks, ungrateful shifts, the quiet sacrifices made for love.”The title track tells…
Aldous Harding at The Barbican. Photo: Iris FlyntThere’s always a question over whether a gig review should spend too much time on setting the scene before the gig; the travail of travel, the pleasure (or otherwise) of the weather, the detail of the venue: how much before we feel like we’re in a travelogue rather than a gig review? Well, whether this should be here or not, suffice to say that it was a bare miracle of fortunate spontaneity that allowed this review to happen at all. Were it not for the idea to head into Central London a few…