Photo Credits: @justgraycephotography

Pearls draped over the drum kit, glasses of red wine perched on the piano, and a glowing moon suspended at the back of the stage – Luvcat’s Lipstick and Pearls Tour leans closer to cabaret than a conventional show. And the fans take that theme seriously. Lace, leopard print, corsets and vintage glamour pieces fill the venue, as if the entire room had stepped into Luvcat’s world before the first note even hit. 

Handing the mic to Nocea for a breakdown of their debut album!

Photo Credits: Emily Nicholson

In an era dominated by streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, where algorithms dictate visibility and discovery, artists already face an uphill battle. Revenue is scarce, smaller acts are buried beneath playlist politics, and now we’re seeing a new, more personal shift: artists quietly removing individual songs from their discographies.

Luvcat's Lipstick-Stained Manifesto 

Cherry Picks: Meet Gen-Z's Rockstar Princess

Photo Credits: Christopher McDonnell

Like everyone else in the scene, I am completely obsessed with Geese’s new album Getting Killed right now. And if you’ve been anywhere near music Twitter, TikTok, or even your group chats lately, you’ve probably noticed: it’s Geese, Geese, Geese. But why? And where did they even come from?

Balancing Act Just Kicked The Door Down Full Force

Cherry Picks: Dublin’s Indie Pulse Just Got Louder

The Summer of Pop Releases!