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After dropping the song itself last week, Offset shares the official music video for his new Don Toliver collaboration, titled “Every Night”. This track will appear on the upcoming solo album from Migos rapper.GMFU will hit stores on October 23rd. Watch the visuals below:  View Original Article Here

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In this new entry in our ‘Diamonds In The Rough’ category, we would like to introduce you to upcoming artist Regen Ryan and his brand new album titled Inner Marriage. For Minneapolis-based conscious hip-hop artist Regen Ryan, music is more than entertainment. It is a vehicle for reflection, healing, connection, and spiritual transformation. With his new album Inner Marriage, Ryan takes that philosophy even further, delivering a 13-track journey into the sacred union of masculine and feminine within. While Inner Marriage officially dropped on October 14, listeners can experience the songs individually, following the same sequence that will shape the…

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In 2009 Genesis re-released their live back catalogue in a box set. To mark the occasion Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks told Prog about their onstage highs and lows.Genesis have returned to the public eye as they release their new box set, entitled Live 1973-2007. It comprises their recorded live output, lovingly remastered and re-presented in 5.1 surround sound. It’s for good reason.“Throughout our career we were mainly a touring band,” says Mike Rutherford. “We had hit singles towards the end and radio presence, but really I would say our career was based on our live performances. Live audiences, rather…

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Manchester-based independent artist SAKER delivers “setting sun” featuring Jay Silver; it is an expansive, hazy soundscape that brings together dreamy pop textures, atmosphere, and shoegaze tones, with plenty of emotion to make even the hardest person feel a bit teary…. an extraordinarily moving, bittersweet blend of hazy shoegaze and intimate dream-pop that resonates deep in the soul.With influences ranging from the likes of Slowdive and Massive Attack, the track captures that bittersweet feeling of watching something disappear, whether it be a loved one or something that you once had. I found myself listening to this unexpectedly whilst looking at photos…

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A deeply personal album, Ben Crum’s Memphis Record hits the spot.The band Great Lakes was formed in Athens, Georgia, in 1996 with members Ben Crum, Dan Donahue, and Jamey Huggins, and from there, the numbers grew, with a revolving cast of musicians from the local scene involved, until, by 2008, Crum was left as the only permanent member.The Elephant Six Collective plays a part in the early days of Great Lakes; the Elephant Six Collective being a number of bands all connected to four friends in Ruston, Louisiana, who shared a love for music and exchanged homemade cassette recordings, the…

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Photo by Mike EvansMary Chapin Carpenter is one of those artists who sets the bar very high when it comes to recorded output. Not for her the experimental path of, say, Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music or Neil Young’s Trans. Instead, she has devoted her musical life to the development of quality songwriting. Of course, there have been differences in her albums – the first couple of records very much show an artist in development, even as there were some great songs. However, third outing Shooting Straight From The Heart (1990) moved her to the top table with an impressive…

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Thanks for coming back and speaking with us again following our 2022 interview. How has your perspective on the industry evolved?A lot has changed since we last spoke. In 2022, I was very focused on making my own independent work and trying to create opportunities wherever I could. I still have that mindset, but working on productions connected with Sky, Film4, the BFI and Pulse Films has given me a much broader understanding of the industry.One thing I’ve realised is that, regardless of the size of the production, filmmaking still comes down to people. You can have a much larger…

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Sick New World has confirmed details of the activities available for fans to experience away from the music at this year’s Fort Worth event. The event is coming to Texas Motor Speedway for the first time on Saturday, October 24, following up its third edition at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds in April. It’s the first time the fest has come to a city outside of Vegas, and the first time it’s taken place twice in the same year. As ever, its lineup is looking properly stacked, featuring 50 acts across four stages, including everyone from System Of A Down…

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As the autumn chill firmly sets in across the UK and the nights draw noticeably darker, film lovers around the world prepare for one of the most exciting periods on the cinematic calendar. November traditionally marks the official kickoff to the winter streaming rush, where global entertainment powerhouses deploy their heaviest hitters, major festival contenders, and seasonal crowd-pleasers.Here at UK Film Review, we always keep a keen eye on how streaming platforms curate their monthly slates. This coming November 2026, Netflix presents an extraordinarily varied lineup. From world-class auteur drama fresh from prestigious film festivals to big-budget historical epics, irreverent…

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When Taylor Swift’s Life Of A Showgirl returned to the top of the Billboard album charts this week, it was a little more than business as usual for the one-woman pop machine. This marked the 100th week that one of Swift’s 15 No 1 albums had topped the charts – a record previously only achieved by The Beatles in 70 years of Billboard chart history. But can Taylor Swift really rival The Beatles? To answer that, it’s worth examining how chart success is measured in the streaming era. To reach No 1 in the 1960s, The Beatles had to sell…

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Roxanne de BastionApocalypse Queen(Self-released via Nomad Songs)DigitalReleased 13 October 2026★★★★★ 5/5Subscribe to Louder Than War(and help keep independent writing alive) Independent music journalism, interviews, reviews and more. Support LTW and Subscribe Singer-songwriter Roxanne de Bastion continues her shift towards a bolder and more vibrant new sound with the release of her second new single of 2026, Apocalypse Queen, with bass and production duties covered by the legend that is Tony Visconti. And with confirmation of a new album and tour to come early in 2027, Roxanne gives Louder Than War’s Ian Corbridge an exclusive interview to get some insight into…

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Starring: Yonezawaryu Daiku, Terunofuji Haruo, KoseiSumo: Spirit Weighs Nothing (2026), directed by Erik Shirai, is a beautifully shot Japanese documentary that offers insight into the world of Sumo Wrestling. Shot digitally, the documentary uses a warm black-and-white monochrome, giving it an old-school Japanese look and feel. The action largely takes place within a Sumo training institution in Japan, where viewers are introduced to the trainees who must spend 6 months here for intensive training before becoming competing Sumo wrestlers. Most notably, we meet Hiradoumi Yuki, an up-and-coming sumo wrestler who is beginning to climb the ranks. Hiradoumi’s story leading up…

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