Archive: 2026

Roulette is simple at first glance… But the more you play, the more you realise it’s all not just about luck. There exist dozens of bet types, there are different rules happening depending on the version, and odds that can quietly shift the game in the casino’s favour. That’s why more players are turning to […]

Hate to sound pretentious, but consider this article a mirror. Don’t just read it! Use it to question your own habits. I had to, and it was the most profitable session I never placed a bet on. It’s better than anything I had at sweeps casinos, it’s better than you could hope for, so let’s […]

We live in a world that rewards speed. We are told that the faster we work, the more we achieve, and the more we do, the better we are. However, this high-speed lifestyle comes with a hidden cost: emotional fog. When life moves too fast, your feelings get blurry. You might find yourself feeling “bad,” […]

The last time we heard from The Format, the pop duo of Nate Ruess and Sam Means, the world was a much different place. The band’s previous LP arrived twenty years ago in the summer of 2006, and if anyone ever asks what that summer sounded like, The Format’s Dog Problems is a good place […]

Justin Townes Earle, the deeply talented but sadly troubled folk/Americana musician, succumbed to an accidental overdose just over five years ago. Yet within the span of just weeks, an authorized biography—What Do You Do When You’re Lonesome—has been released, and musician Sammy Brue is issuing an album largely drawn from Earle’s journals. Aptly titled The […]

With blunt and empowered honesty, soul-quaking vocals, and the sassy spirit of a vintage pinup model, RIVER sings straight from the heart. The Stockholm-based singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist infuses a lifetime obsession with soul, experiences gained on a globetrotting whirlwind, and rare mystique into a simmering signature style. “Infected mind,” the latest single from […]

Ryan O’Connell isn’t trying to be a philosopher; he’s just trying to ignore the breathing refrigerator. Channeling the “junk-shop” aesthetic of early Beck and the domestic poetry of the Silver Jews, O’Connell captures the specific, quiet anxiety of modern burnout. It’s a world where ants deliver insults, mirrors misspell your reflection, and the only response […]

Les Claypool will hit the road in Summer 2026 with Claypool Gold, a wildly ambitious, full-evening tour that brings together three of his most beloved and sonically adventurous bands – Primus, The Claypool Lennon Delirium, and Les Claypool’s Fearless Flying Frog Brigade – for one mind-melting musical experience. Each band will take the stage every night, with unique setlists and […]

Singer, pianist, composer, bandleader and three-time GRAMMY®-winner Bruce Hornsby announces an extensive run of 2026 US tour dates alongside his longtime six-piece band, The Noisemakers. The newly revealed itinerary includes two dozen headline shows across the country, as well as performances at New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, and more this spring and summer. Sets will feature material […]

2026 marks the 40th anniversary of The Afghan Whigs, who will celebrate the occasion with a twenty-date headline tour in North America.  Mercury Rev will support on all dates. The tour kicks off in Woodstock, NY at the Bearsville Theater on April 25th and concludes at Pappy & Harriet’s in Pioneertown, CA on May 24th.  Tickets for […]