This video feels less like a remix and more like a return. A loop quietly closing. When Nightporter first appeared, it belonged to a different production universe entirely. ELASTE was made with scissors, glue, Letraset, typewriters, darkrooms, nerves. No computers. No...
Iggy Pop has been a constant presence since his early days. I vividly remember attending his live performances in the 1980s, and each time, my excitement was through the roof. His collaborations with David Bowie, notably the groundbreaking albums “The...
Back to the ’80s: a haze of neon lights, big hair, shoulder pads, and a seemingly endless supply of enthusiasm for all things audacious. This era gave us the goofy Pepsi commercial featuring David Bowie and Tina Turner. Decades later, the ad feels like a time...
When Pop Culture Icons Met: Andy Warhol and Tina Turner’s Unforgettable Encounter In the late 1970s and early 1980s, New York City was a boiling pot of emerging talent, cutting-edge artistry, and vibrant social scenes. This era saw a blurring of the lines between art,...
“A lot of these politicians, they’re not evil. They’re just very detached,” says Jason Williamson, singer and lyricist of the Sleaford Mods. “I’d like to say it’s not just bounteous privilege, but it is. People like Boris Johnson, Rishi Sunak, they’re incredibly cut...
A Sonic Exploration of Friendship and Evolution A high-energy punk offering with incisive lyrics, dynamic performances, and skillful production. ‘Food For Worms,’ Shame’s third record, starts steadily before plunging into keen commentary:...
