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Today, Soundwide, the newly named parent company of premier brands Native Instruments and iZotope, announced the appointment of an Artist Board to contribute to the brand’s mission to empower and inspire creators. The Board includes some of the world’s most innovative and accomplished musicians and producers, including singer-songwriter Alicia Keys, recording and mix engineer Ann […]

Tim Foljahn has played in a lot of bands over the past 40 years, occasionally with some of the biggest names in indie rock, including Cat Power and Thurston Moore, and occasionally in more obscure outfits with names like Spastic Rhythm Tarts or Drop Ceiling. Foljahn grew up in Midland, Michigan, a small city 30 […]

An open-hearted and explosively colorful artist, Nicky Night Time has garnered attention for his knack in creating worldwide acclaimed electronic anthems. His path led him on major tours with musical legends such as, Daft Punk and Phoenix, which has equipped him with some great stories and greater musical prowess. He has now set sail into […]

While it’s been a challenge for bands to collaborate in person over the last year, archival releases have been booming. And over the course of this first quarter, lots of goodies have dropped. Here are some of the most worthy entries in the reissue world.   Black Sabbath Vol. 4 Deluxe Edition (Rhino) Heaven and […]

The roaring ’90s were a heyday for the music biz — especially for bands in the college and alt-rock sectors. Record deals were given out like candy to any group falling under that newly burgeoning musical umbrella. A worthy beneficiary of the craze for quirk and cool was Local H. They first got together in […]

Paul Banks swears that he never intended to form another band. The singer-guitarist had a busy enough work schedule with his main outfit, Interpol, not to mention other diversions like Banks and Steelz — his side project with rapper-turned-film-director RZA — and solo albums as Julian Plenti and under his own name, like Banks in 2012. But […]