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Hard Dance Titans Lady Faith and Angerfist Announce Explosive Halloween Weekend Show at Webster Hall on 11/1
New York City is about to experience a seismic collision of hard dance music power as two titans of the global scene—Lady Faith and Angerfist—join forces for an explosive night at Webster Hall on Saturday, November 1st. For fans of Hardstyle, Hardcore, and the adrenaline-fueled underworld of pounding bass music, this is set to be the show of the season—where two legends converge in one of the most iconic venues on the East Coast.
By Chris Adams8 months ago in Beat
Singer-Songwriter Malia Rogers Shares Genre-Spanning Debut EP Chameleon feat. Peaceful, Swirling Folk Ballad “Indefinitely”
With her debut EP Chameleon, Nova Scotia-raised, Ottawa-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Malia Rogers delivers a luminous and emotionally layered introduction. Rooted in folk storytelling and carried by waves of bluegrass and Celtic influence, the six-song collection explores identity, resilience, and transformation—with a special spotlight on the expansive and quietly stunning centerpiece, “Indefinitely.”
By Chris Adams8 months ago in Beat
Andrew Spice Unleashes a Defiant Anthem with “Rage Stage”
Andrew Spice has never been one to shy away from emotion, but with “Rage Stage,” his new single following the acclaimed comeback “High Park,” he steps fully into the fire. Simultaneously furious and theatrical, intimate and explosive, the track delivers a spine-tingling mix of gothic pop balladry and emotionally charged protest. It’s a defiant call to arms against betrayal—and a stirring reminder that sometimes, healing begins with rage.
By Chris Adams8 months ago in Beat
Superstar Crush Ignite Baroque-Pop Splendor on “Fire Escape”
Hamilton, Ontario baroque-pop quartet Superstar Crush unveil their darkly romantic new single, “Fire Escape,” a vampirical, stampeding whirlwind of unrequited love and poetic disarray. Equal parts chaotic and cinematic, the track is their first new music since 2024’s Crushed to Meet You EP, and the latest preview of their debut full-length, due summer 2025.
By Chris Adams8 months ago in Beat
“Jamie” by Slightest Clue Turns Heartbreak into a Grunge-Laced Shoegaze Anthem
Slightest Clue’s new single “Jamie” is not just another step forward—it’s a leap into something darker, heavier, and more emotionally raw. Blending the thick atmospherics of shoegaze with the jagged edge of alt-rock and grunge, the track unfolds like a letter never sent, building from quiet confession to full-blown sonic reckoning. At the heart of the track lies a character study that feels intensely personal, even though it began as something fictional.
By Chris Adams8 months ago in Beat
Time's Echo: Octoberman Reflects on Mortality and Memory with "We Used To Talk of Death"
With their 20th year in motion, Octoberman returns with "We Used To Talk of Death," a nostalgic, tape-warmed indie rock single that meditates on aging, memory, and the inevitable weight of time. Recovered from a forgotten 2014 demo, the track now arrives fully realized – leaner, rawer, and more resonant than ever.
By Chris Adams9 months ago in Beat
Finding Your Place: Angela Saini's "Puzzle Piece" Celebrates the Beauty of Being Different
Finding Your Place: Angela Saini's "Puzzle Piece" Celebrates the Beauty of Being Different Prairie-raised singer-songwriter returns with an empowering anthem about self-acceptance and the strength found in uniqueness
By Chris Adams9 months ago in Beat
Neil Haverty Confronts Mortality and Meaning in Haunting "Man Down"
Canadian vocalist, composer, and Bruce Peninsula frontman Neil Haverty unveils his new single, "Man Down" – a brooding, introspective meditation on illness, survival, and the slow, complicated return to self. This powerful track represents a significant artistic milestone, marking Haverty's first solo release after more than a decade spent composing for award-winning film and television projects.
By Chris Adams9 months ago in Beat
Ian North Explores the Poetry of Place in "Going North for Good"
Canadian folk-rock artist Ian North returns with "Going North for Good," a stirring new single that masterfully blends wistful storytelling with layered three-part harmonies and evocative lyricism. This latest offering stands as a testament to North's ability to transform personal narratives into universal truths, creating music that resonates far beyond its specific origins.
By Chris Adams9 months ago in Beat
The Bapti$$ Returns with Soul-Stirring "Crazyglue and Skeletons"
Following the understated power of his debut "Mister 808," The Bapti$$—the genre-bending musical rebirth of multi-instrumentalist Joseph LaPlante—returns with "Crazyglue and Skeletons," a meditative, emotional track that showcases his evolving artistry. This latest offering floats on eerie guitars, thumping 808s, and a raw vocal delivery that emerges straight from the heart, demonstrating LaPlante's continued evolution as both musician and storyteller.
By Chris Adams9 months ago in Beat
Grace Elly’s “I Don’t Care Anymore” Is a Stirring Portrait of Emotional Clarity
Grace Elly’s new single, “I Don’t Care Anymore,” is a confident and affecting release that solidifies her place among today’s most promising emerging pop artists. A departure from radio-friendly gloss without abandoning accessibility, the track unfolds as a slow-burning anthem of personal release. Grace leans into atmosphere, restraint, and a strong vocal performance to create a piece that feels both deeply private and widely relatable.
By Chris Adams9 months ago in Beat
