Stereogum — In September it was revealed that Disney Channel alum Sabrina Carpenter would be returning to her acting roots for Seth Rogen's upcoming The Muppet Show revival. Today, she's officially adding another acting project to her schedule, as she's set to star in and co-produce an upcoming Alice In Wonderland movie musical. The post Sabrina Carpenter To Star In Alice In Wonderland Movie appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — Let's Eat Grandma's Jenny Hollingworth has been rolling out her solo debut as Jenny On Holiday, Quicksand Heart, and the singles so far have been top-notch. On the advance tracks "Dolphins" and "Every Ounce Of Me," Hollingworth is bringing a deeply human indie-pop charm to maximalist '80s pop touchpoints. Today's new track "Good Intentions" keeps that formula intact. It's a glowing synth power ballad with big Kate Bush energy but with a pinch of Sarah Records relatability to bring it back to Earth. The post Jenny On Holiday – “Good Intentions” appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Metal Injection — Plus a Karin Park remix of "Wind Of No Change". The post KATATONIA Streams Their Gloomy Version Of KISS' "A World Without Heroes" appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Stereogum — We're getting a whole new FKA twigs album on Friday. Near the beginning of this year, twigs released EUSEXUA , her first album in many years. Now, she's already about to follow that one with EUSEXUA Afterglow, a completely separate new LP. We've already posted lead single "cheap hotel," and twigs got together with PinkPantheress to perform the as-yet-unreleased collaboration "Wild And Alone" in Brooklyn last week. Now, twigs is sharing the new single "Predictable Girl." I don't think that description really applies to twigs, but she might disagree. The post FKA twigs – “Predictable Girl” appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Obscure Sound — Bones For The Boatman marks the third solo album from Toronto-based musician Lennox C.B., who pairs dark folk-rock and psych-tinged atmospheres with poetic conceptual focuses. Jangly guitars, haunting vocals, and hypnotic percussion complement explorations into fear, longing, and self-discovery, blending poetic lyricism with grippingly nocturnal soundscapes. Drawing on influences from Nick Drake to Low, the album is abundant in atmosphere and intrigue. Bones For The Boatman opens with stirringly atmospheric allure, intertwining jangly guitar chilliness and pit-pattering percussion as “Rapture” comes into view. A surreal meditation on fear and uncertainty, the track uses mythic imagery — “minotaur will know, waiting The post Lennox C.B. – ‘Bones For The Boatman’ appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Obscure Sound — A fantastic new album from English duo Suris, Pertinax fuses atmospheric art-pop, nostalgic rock, and immersive storytelling. Anchored by Lindsey Mackie’s emotive vocals and consuming songwriting, the record balances lush, cinematic arrangements with more expressive bursts, revealing layers of nuance and reflection. Alongside Mackie’s songwriting, David Mackie’s production, mixing, and instrumental contributions ensure a polished yet enjoyably unpredictable sound. A captivating album opener, “Mended” channels themes of restorative power with a dynamic tonal expanse — rising from twinkling keys into rousing guitar tones and a multi-layered vocal beckoning to “hold on.” Shades of The Associates and Kate Bush show in the The post Suris – ‘Pertinax’ appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Obscure Sound — Robin James Hurt‘s new album A Song, A Story Told fuses folk heart with rock edge, crafting warm hookiness with timeless storytelling. Co-written with Dublin poet and songwriter Tony Floyd Kenna and tracked at home on 4- and 8-track cassette, the record channels both rollicking street-music energy and intimate, heartfelt moments with seamless cohesion. It marks another accomplishment in the career of Hurt, who has performed with artists like Sinéad O’Connor, Ronnie Drew, and Finbar Furey. A vibrant, twangy melding of power-pop and folk-rock shines on opening track “Hey Mary (Play A Song For Me)” — traversing the seasons with The post Robin James Hurt – ‘A Song, A Story Told’ appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Metal Injection — Posted from the official Death account, so it's legit. The post CHUCK SCHULDINER's Cover Of MADONNA's "Frozen" Surfaces appeared first on Metal Injection. more info