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The Loft x Edition Events house party t akes us back to basics with its stripped down approach to the “party” event, but in doing so, it creates a sp...

Help Us Stranger somehow manages to meet the colossal expectations put on a ten year hiatus from a hotly anticipated and beloved super-group. Experimental and proggy without the potentially off-putting abstraction The Raconteurs' third record demands your attention, delivering forty solid minutes of rock and roll music you may have forgot you needed. What's exciting then in the long awaited release of Help Us Stranger is not so much how familiar these twelve songs sound, nor how comfortable Benson, Keeler, Lawrence, and White sound together, but how surprisingly fresh their take on classic rock sounds.

Angel Olsen graced the Vogue Theatre as part of the Westward Festival in Vancouver on Saturday night for an evening of dark, crowd-pleasing tracks, absent of the hits.

The Gaslight Anthem continue to rally around their most lauded work, ten years later, with The '59 Sound Sessions: a collection of studio outtakes, demo cuts, and no-longer rare B-Sides into a solid nine song package.

Indie Shuffle hosted it's annual #blogtober showcase in London; featuring the likes of Wyldest, Kudu Blue and Nia Wyn!

Snakehips performed at Electric Brixton in London, with support from MXXWLL and Trippy Turtle.

We delve into a track-by-track breakdown of the Gorillaz' new 2017 album Humanz.

Its exciting to see Big Sean’s style change, even if by inches; he’s an artist whose whole narrative is built up around mythologizing his own self reliance, the his-way-or-the-highway come up story.

Part of the fun comes from trying to solve the mystery of who-means-what and unravel the personalities hiding beneath thick layers of experimental post-pop.

A high-school dream actualized at Madison Square Garden