Month: February 2024

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News

Paramore Announces Break From Atlantic and Will Be Ambassadors For RSD 2024: Independent and Unstoppable

Paramore has shattered the chains of major label constraints and embarked on a thrilling new chapter as autonomous artists. Announcing their liberation from the shackles of corporate oversight, the band radiates a newfound sense of creative freedom and determination. After years of navigating the turbulent waters of the music industry under the watchful eye of major labels, Paramore has seized control of their destiny, paving the way for an exciting […]

todayFebruary 12, 2024 217

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BREAKING NEWS!!!!! BREAKING NEWS!!!!! J. Mascis Has Spoken… AND IT’S NEWS!

In a shocking turn of events that has left the world reeling (or at least mildly perplexed), it appears that the latest headline-grabbing scandal involves none other than J Mascis, the enigmatic frontman of Dinosaur Jr., whose opinions on the culinary scene of Amherst, Massachusetts, have suddenly become the hottest topic since the invention of sliced bread (which, incidentally, is not a topic J Mascis has weighed in on yet). […]

todayFebruary 11, 2024 168

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Damo Suzuki, Legendary Can Vocalist, Dies at 74

The world of music mourns the loss of a true pioneer today as news breaks of the passing of Damo Suzuki, the enigmatic vocalist synonymous with the groundbreaking German krautrock band Can. Suzuki, whose ethereal voice helped define the band's experimental sound during a brief yet impactful tenure in the early 1970s, leaves behind a legacy that continues to influence generations of musicians. Born Kenji Suzuki in Japan in 1950, […]

todayFebruary 11, 2024 133

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R.E.M. Members Reunite in a Nostalgic Night at the 40 Watt Club

In the heart of Athens, Georgia, legendary members of the iconic band R.E.M. graced the stage together for the first time in nearly two decades. Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy's tribute tour, celebrating the timeless sounds of R.E.M.'s debut album "Murmur," reached a crescendo as each original member made a triumphant return to their musical roots. The setting couldn't have been more fitting: the hallowed grounds of the 40 Watt […]

todayFebruary 9, 2024 218

Song Of The Week

Love Child – greedy

At the very dawn of the 90s, Love Child's debut 7” made a splash on the burgeoning scene of shambolic bands and lo-fi recordings. Back then, they were mentioned in the same  breath as Pavement, Sebadoh, or Beat Happening. But Love Child’s two great albums and sparkling singles have become the stuff of record collectors, unavailable vis streaming and out of print, until now. Never Meant to Be: 1988-1993 pulls from these releases and […]

todayFebruary 9, 2024 206

Film Review

The Zone of Interest

By - Gareth Jones For fans of Jonathan Glazer, thought-provoking films, history films that resonate with today’s world Jonathan Glazer has made four feature films in 24 years. His work as a music and commercial director is exemplary and influential. Early in his career, he made a music video for the band Unkle called “Rabbit in Your Headlights” which shows the amazing French actor Denis Levant as a destitute man […]

todayFebruary 8, 2024 202

Film Review

The Sound of Eraserhead

By - Nick Adrian For fans of David Lynch, surrealism, midnight movies There has never been a film like David Lynch’s Eraserhead and there has never been a film that sounds like David Lynch’s Eraserhead. In a film where everything from its look, characters, story, and cinematography are incredibly unique and at-times groundbreaking, what has been applauded more than anything has seemed to be its sound design. Sound has always […]

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Film Review

Mulholland Drive and the Benefits of Artistic Failure

By - Nick Adrian For fans of David Lynch, surrealism, and art itself Some artistic projects are destined to fail. Distinctive auteur David Lynch (at the time known for cult hits such as Eraserhead, The Elephant Man, and Blue Velvet) had dipped his toe into network television in the early 1990s, with the cultural phenomenon Twin Peaks. It would go on to start a trend where a film director no […]

todayFebruary 8, 2024 147

Music Review

Pouty – Forgot About Me

By - Jackie Lo If you like: Slutever, Charly Bliss, Girlpool, Vivian Girls, Wednesday The first time I heard Pouty was when they became the “Song of the Week” here on Substrate Radio back in September when their song “Virgos Need More Love” was released. I loved the catchy chorus, I am always a sucker for fuzzy power pop, and it was also my partner’s birthday that week, who is […]

todayFebruary 8, 2024 359

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