Yesterday we learned that Dee Snider had zero conviction in his words when he said reunion tours were “bullshit” and that his constant insistances that Twisted Sister wouldn’t go down…
Easter Cael’s debut arrives as an indie rock ballad that thrives on emotion rather than production gimmicks. From the first chords, the track sets an intimate yet powerful tone: guitars…
There’s not enough time to break down the cognitive dissonance of younger audiences discovering Shame through supporting Fontaines D.C. – who, lest we forget, got their big break as support…
Who could have predicted a Big Thief record opening with a sparkling synth in 2025? Perhaps it’s not too surprising, given how the cult indie rockers have straddled the earthly…
On Nov. 4, 1970, Dizzy Gillespie performed in Denmark with the Kenny Clarke / Francy Boland Big Band, an all-star orchestra. The concert took place at the Tivoli Gardens Concert…
By 1958, the acoustic guitar, in one form or another, had been the instrument of folk music for centuries. This was true in virtually every country in the world, from…
AlphaTheta’s newest piece of production gear has arrived: an affordable and portable groovebox, tagged with quite the catchy name to fit its style. The Chordcat is a battery-powered sequencer with…
There’s something about firsts that lingers. The first time you fall in love with a voice. The first time an album feels like a room you’ve lived in before, though…
Want to take a Midi Fighter Twister and turn it into a real-time, Ableton-based, audio-reactive visualizer? Today’s tutorial by DJTT contributor Rishabh Rajan does exactly that. Watch step by step…
There are albums that sound like chapters, and then there are albums that are chapters. Lotus, the sixth studio offering from Little Simz, isn’t just a sonic document—it’s a heartbeat,…