Nine Inch Nails are digging deep on their Peel It Back tour, treating Manchester fans to a setlist full of unexpected live moments. They kicked things off with the debut of “A Minute To Breathe”, a Trent Reznor/Atticus Ross collaboration from the 2016 soundtrack Before the Flood. Then came “That’s What I Get”—a track from their debut Pretty Hate Machine—revived tonight for the first time since 1991. Add to that […]
The Violent Femmes just dropped their Fall 2025 U.S. tour dates, covering the Northeast and Midwest from October 3–18. While New York City proper didn’t make the cut, fans can still catch a show on October 4 at Port Chester’s Capitol Theatre—just far enough to keep it interesting. They’ll also hit cities like Wilmington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Chicago—and wrap the run on October 18 in Milwaukee, their hometown. If you’ve been […]
The B-52s said goodbye. So did Devo. But nostalgia — like a good synth hook — always loops. In a move that feels part victory lap, part glitch in the matrix, these two alt-pop giants just announced a joint U.S. tour for 2025. If you missed your last chance… surprise: you get one more. The pairing makes strange sense. Both bands blurred the line between satire, fashion, punk, and postmodern […]
Douglas McCarthy, frontman of the legendary EBM band Nitzer Ebb, has died at 58. No cause of death was disclosed, but his voice — all clenched fury and cold command — left an undeniable mark. For many, McCarthy wasn’t just a singer. He was a conduit: snarling, strobe-lit proof that body and machine could speak the same language. Nitzer Ebb formed in Essex in the early '80s, forged in the […]
There’s a hush only Phoebe Bridgers can conjure. It’s not about what she sings—it’s about the moment just before. The ghost-space where your own breath catches. The almost-silence where a lyric might land and ruin you for an entire afternoon. With the release of “Ankles” and “Limerence,” Bridgers doesn’t just reappear—she evaporates into new forms. These aren’t singles in the radio sense. They’re postcards with no return address. “Ankles” feels […]
