The world collapses. Let’s play some music!
When your industry is taking hit after hit, maybe music helps boost employees’ morale. But probably not. A real-world example.
When your industry is taking hit after hit, maybe music helps boost employees’ morale. But probably not. A real-world example.
This week, we recommend the new songs by Mary Middlefield, Vista x64, Purrses, Sister Envy, and Sea Cathedral.
UK’s creative industry is pushing back against generative AI. The protest is a well-needed spark of hope on a dystopian horizon.
March 23 sees the first gig by UK‘s JERUB in Switzerland. The singer brings his larger-than-life pop to Hello Tomorrow.
The abart music club was once the best venue for the latest of indie music. Then, gentrification forced it to close, and from its ashes rose a concert agency. But the story doesn’t end there.
Today, we recommend the fresh tracks by Friend of a Friend, OY, the Frank Popp Ensemble, Snapped Ankles, and Kety Fusco.
UK‘s electropop duo IDER crafts impressive landscapes—sometimes hymnic, sometimes gritty and bold. But there are also a couple of bland pop songs, leaving potential untapped.