Stereogum — Frost Children, the duo of New York siblings Lulu and Angel Prost, make a supremely decadent, vaguely abrasive form of rave-addled hyperpop. Detroit rap legend Danny Brown can be decadent and abrasive, too, but he’s a very different musician. So... more info

Stereogum — Just last month, the well-traveled Guns N’ Roses bassist and financial guru Duff McKagan told us about his days in the late ’70s Seattle punk scene playing in bands like the Fastbacks. Now the band, which no longer features McKagan, has announ... more info

Metal Injection — Lulu not included. more info

Stereogum — The least-loved albums by veteran artists tend to find their way, in time, to critical rehabilitation. It’s practically an inevitability, particularly if the artist in question is deemed sufficiently historic. Lou Reed’s notorious Metal Machin... more info

Metal Injection — According to producer Greg Fidelman. more info

Stereogum — Earlier this year, Frost Children — the NYC-based sibling duo made up of Angel and Lulu Prost — released a new album, Speed Run, their first for True Panther Records. At the same time that they recorded Speed Run, they worked on a companion al... more info

3hive — Vision 3D bring their grimy, punk rock A-game on their debut self-titled LP. The album cover alone should tell you this is going to be a winner (it is!). Bassist/vocalist Lulu Sabbath’s powerful vocals shine along side her chugging bass lines and t... more info

Detroit Free Press — Three Cats restaurant is set to open in the annex, which is the old Clawson Theater, of trendy retail boutique Leon & Lulu in Clawson.             more info

Totally Fuzzy — "Live @ Rockpalast (2019)" music video by Electric MoonAdded: 28-08-2019Genre : Rock & Alternative, Live In ConcertDescription : Electric Moon live | Rockpalast | 2019Setlist:Improvisation 1 00:00Improvisation 2 14:14The Picture 35:00D-Tune 53:22Bese... more info

Consequence of Sound — The acclaimed filmmaker discusses the importance of cultural specificity. The Farewell Director Lulu Wang on Making the Personal Universal and Her Family’s Response to the Film dsuzannemayer more info