How childhood trauma, spiritual discipline, creative hunger, fatherhood, and entrepreneurial fire shaped the rise of a Black media mogul building new infrastructure for independent artists, content creators, and culture-moving entrepreneurs… The post Kenneth “RADIO3000” Hughes Built ATLLYWOOD Brick by Visionary Brick Into an Emerging Multimedia Empire appeared first on .

In an exclusive that bridges music royalty with America’s pastime, Memmalatel “Victory” Morgan, the son of Mojo Morgan of the legendary reggae family Morgan Heritage, has officially secured a full baseball scholarship at Bryant… The post SOURCE SPORTS: Child Of Legendary Reggae Family Morgan Heritage Receives Full Baseball Scholarship In U.S. appeared first on .

Today, we celebrate and honor the life of one of graffiti’s most revered pioneers, DONDI CIA, a true architect of style whose name still echoes through the culture decades after… The post The Source Magazine Remembers Graffiti Icon DONDI CIA On His Birthday appeared first on .

It looks like Boards Of Canada might be up to something. Yesterday fans starting posting on the fan forum Twoism as well as Reddit that they’d received some mysterious VHS tapes in the mail emblazoned with Boards Of Canada’s hexagon logo. The tape has now officially made its way to Discogs — attributed to BOC’s longtime label Warp — and …

The members of the San Francisco shoegaze trio Midrift were 16 and 17 years old when they blew up with the viral hits “Twin Flames” and “unrequited.” They were children! They’re a couple of years older now, which means they’re still crazy young, and they’ve become one of the bigger shoegaze-revival bands out there. They’re… The post Midrift Announce Debut …

Warning: new Warning album incoming. The influential UK doom metal band will return in June with Rituals Of Shame, their first release since 2006’s standard-bearing Watching From A Distance, a towering work that paved the way for latter greats like Pallbearer. Lead single “Stations” is out now. It plays like a hefty, funereal power ballad,… The post Warning Announce First …

Jon Spencer is currently a man without a Blues Explosion, but that won’t stop him from rocking out as if he still had a Blues Explosion behind him. (The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion haven’t been active since 2016, so he’s been a man with no Blues Explosion for a decade.) Spencer released a solo album… The post Jon Spencer Announces …

Nottingham’s No Peeling play post-punk in the fun way, not the dour way. They released their self-titled debut EP last year, and in a few weeks they’ll be back with EP2. Lead single “Stationery” keeps up the band’s penchant for short bursts of neon cartoon energy. It sounds like it’s reflecting off a funhouse mirror… The post No Peeling Announce …

Experimental rock icons Bill Orcutt, Steve Shelley, and Ethan Miller joined forces last year for a power trio record as Orcutt Shelley Miller. Fresh off their appearance at Big Ears, the band is back today with two new covers, to be released together on a 7″ next month. Both songs are online now. Orcutt Shelley… The post Orcutt Shelley Miller …

Last night Pet Shop Boys kicked off a five-night run at London’s Electric Ballroom. They’re calling the residency “Obscure Pet Shop Boys,” promising no hits. The setlist was obscure, indeed, composed entirely of live debuts and rarities dating all the way back to their 1986 debut album Please through 2024’s Nonetheless. The post Pet Shop Boys Play Only Live Debuts …