If you haven’t heard of Twin Peaks – where have you been for the past decade – the group hails from Chicago, where the five members came together in 2010. Consisting of guitarists Cadien Lake James and Clay Frankel, bassist Jack Dolan, multi-instrumentalist Colin Croom, and drummer Connor Brodner, the five-member indie rock band released their fourth album titled Lookout Low at the tail end of 2019.
The beginning of February marks the start of Black History Month which was the perfect time for the Paley Center of Media to honor Black Entertainment Television (BET). Founded in 1980 as the first black-owned TV network dedicated to depicting the black experience, BET turns 40 years old this year and was celebrated at a VIP cocktail reception at the Paley Center on January 30.
On Thursday, January 23 at the Sunset Marquis in West Hollywood, CA, Morrison Hotel Gallery, the world’s leading brand in fine art music photography and Equinox, the global luxury fitness brand joined together to celebrate Grammy’s week and the history of hip hop.
Lukas Haas Critiques Instagram culture with his new single, “She’s in my Head” and its accompanying video
Social experimenter, jazz musician, scholar. Rising artist Eran Sabo has many personas, and his debut music video for single “Trapped” under his alternate stage name Celestial Grounds only further adds to the mystery of The New School alum Sabo’s artistry.
Singer and songwriter Inayah is just getting started. Coined “The Jingle Queen” by her loyal fans who she refers to as her “’Inayahlators’, Inayah is known for her unique song covers that ultimately helped her rise to social media fame. Stream Inayah’s debut album S.O.L.A.R. [Inayahlator Enterprises/EMPIRE] now.
Bringing you majestic new tunes from Christian Löffler, Slow Magic, Cryptic Shadow, and more.
We’re bringing you a series of hot new releases that may have flown under your radar. Check out new tunes from NGHTMRE & Gunna, Midoca, Ae:ther, and more.
Last Wednesday night SiriusXM hosted a secretive party to announce their Dial-Up the Moment campaign.
The Knockturnal covered Matt Maeson’s explosive performance at Brooklyn Steel on October 29th