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Late beginnings, hard-earned wisdom and songs that find grace amid life’s darker corners.Robert Sawrey’s story inevitably shapes the way The End of the Road is heard. Recording under the name Hadnot Creek, he only began releasing music after retiring from a career outside the music industry. That sense of freedom runs throughout these ten songs. There is no sense of chasing fashions or commercial expectations, just a songwriter drawing on country, blues and americana traditions to tell stories about flawed people, broken relationships and the long shadows cast by addiction and mortality. Despite the darkness that often inhabits the lyrics,…

Ministry of Sound will mark its 35th birthday with a weekend-long celebration at its London home on 2nd and 3rd October 2026. Few clubs remain at the forefront of electronic music after 35 years, and the birthday programming aims to represent the breadth of genres and generations that have defined Ministry of Sound’s dancefloor. Across one weekend, heavyweights Andy C, Kerri Chandler, Moodymann and Loco Dice will take over the club, with more names to be announced. Louder, Ministry of Sound’s long-running night, are the hosts for Friday night. Drum & bass royalty Andy C returns to Ministry of Sound…

Writer: James Ersted and David R. LarsonStarring: Dylan Nunez, Paul Parducci, Kira Omans, Ari Hader and Alain Mora.What Happened to Suzie? is an absorbing thriller.Written by James Ersted and David R. Larson, and directed by James Ersted, this film is composed as a documentary, in the style of a ‘mockumentary’, but with a twist, and 100% in the dramatic genre.We meet Andy, played by Dylan Nunez, whose sister Suzie disappeared without a trait years before. He is collaborating with a documentary crew to tell his story. They organically build trust and get deeper into the story, including the fact of…

Strawhouses: Time in the Light(Self Release)Out NowAfter 15 years between albums, Time in the Light arrives not as an exercise in nostalgia but as the sound of a band returning with renewed purpose. Strawhouses have spent the intervening years reshaping ideas that first emerged in the late 2000s, transforming them into something far more ambitious than a simple collection of revisited songs. The result is an album that feels patient and considered, carrying the weight of time without ever being weighed down by it.Blending cinematic depth with indie-rock drive, the album balances its early-2000s indie roots with a broader, more…

The Beatles’ 1965 album Rubber Soul is to receive a major new deluxe reissue this autumn, featuring newly remixed audio and previously unheard recordings including “Little Girl”, a previously unheard John Lennon song outline that has never before been released or publicly documented. Universal Music Group and Apple Corps Ltd have announced that an expanded Special Edition of Rubber Soul will be released on October 2. Newly mixed by producer Giles Martin and engineer Sam Okell, the collection presents the album in new stereo and Dolby Atmos mixes, alongside the original mono mix, the original US Capitol album and the…

Soundgarden’s final songs featuring the late Chris Cornell have reached the mixing stage, according to the band’s drummer Matt Cameron. The band’s surviving members have been working on fleshing out songs that they’d been working on at the time of Chris’ death in May 2017 alongside producer Terry Date, who produced albums such as Deftones’ Around The Fur. There are eight songs in total featuring his vocals, which are now being mixed by Joe Barresi (Tool, Avenged Sevenfold). It’s been quite a battle for the band to get to this stage, as they were involved in an extensive legal dispute…

Sitting in London’s Finsbury Park on a warm Wednesday afternoon, there’s a calm intensity about Scotty Rawk. He’s compact, quietly animated, and every sentence seems to carry two things: gratitude and grit. It’s an unlikely setting, perhaps, for a conversation that spans Grimsby, the grassroots wrestling schools of the North, the chaos of a TNA tryout in New York, and a life lived at the intersection of punk rock, neurodivergence, and LGBTQ+ identity. But then, nothing about Scotty’s journey has followed the neat, polished route. It’s been DIY from day one, and that’s exactly how he likes it. Growing Up…

Built around a stripped back, bass heavy production from Keys N Krates, Rise Up blends grime, dancehall and club energy with ease. Chip delivers a slick hook and effortless verses, while Spice brings her trademark charisma and Idris Elba adds his own confident presence to the track. The accompanying video, featuring cameos from JME and filmed at a lively party, also sees Chip sporting Arsenal’s newly unveiled 2026/27 away shirt, further tying together his long standing love of football and music.As the first artist to headline the Here To Stay campaign, Chip’s inclusion feels fitting. More than 20 years after…

Independent Australian hip hop artist Col Darcy returns with ‘Pay Up’, the second single from his forthcoming album Redemption. Built on confident lyricism, sharp wordplay and a laid back yet commanding delivery, the track is a powerful reflection on perseverance, self belief and the rewards that come from forging your own path. Blending classic hip hop influences with polished contemporary production, Pay Up highlights Darcy’s knack for thoughtful storytelling without sacrificing impact.Formerly performing as Caper, Darcy first gained widespread attention with his anti racism anthem How Would You Like To Be Me?, which later featured in the Netflix film A…

Dave East and Harry Fraud join forces on a brand new album, calledPrice Of Pain. It contains 14 songs and features from Snoop Dogg, Styles P, Benny The Butcher and more. Listen to the full project below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here

It’s taken Rachel Bolan almost 40 years to release his debut solo album, the punky Gargoyle Of The Garden State. “Well, you know, I have a day job,” the longtime Skid Row bassist says drily.Still, the New Jersey native has thrown himself into the solo job, singing and playing most of the instruments himself (although he does get a hand from guests such as Corey Taylor, Danko Jones, Extreme’s Nuno Bettencourt and Skid Row bandmates Dave ‘Snake’ Sabo and Scotti Hill).“I moved back here after living in Atlanta for twenty-five years,” he says of his recent relocation to Jersey. “You…

There is a reason celebrities often look camera-ready, and it rarely comes down to luck. Behind every red carpet appearance or magazine cover is a sequence of routines, product choices and preparation steps that most people never see.The good news is that many of these habits are more accessible than they appear. You do not need a personal glam team or a shelf full of luxury products to borrow some of the techniques that help stars look polished from every angle.Skin Prep Comes FirstProfessional makeup artists regularly emphasise that a successful makeup look begins with properly prepared skin. Before foundation…