If you’re like us, music shapes your entire world. Whatever you’re listening to at a particular moment in time always transports you back to where you were when it was released, etc. 2025 was an exceptional year for music. We… Continue Reading
Legendary alt-rockers, Garbage, are prepping for the release of their highly-anticipated eighth studio album, Let All That We Imagine Be The Light, on May 30. Fans were surprised with a pre-order back in February and have been dying for the… Continue Reading
2021 was a year of a million things, but music always stood out as that one shining light we all held onto. There were so many incredible releases this year, and believe us when we say that it was extremely… Continue Reading
It has been almost a week since Garbage released their seventh studio album, No Gods No Masters, and one track has stood out in particular to fans. “The Creeps” is a telling tale of anxiety and defeat as singer Shirley… Continue Reading
If you’re not completely dying inside of excitement over the upcoming Garbage record, No Gods No Masters, please check your pulse right now! While we have to wait a few more weeks until June 11, the band has so generously… Continue Reading
The title track from Garbage’s upcoming seventh studio album, No Gods No Masters, has arrived today and we are over the moon! The band announced plans for the new record – due out June 11 – last month with first… Continue Reading
It has been 5 years since we last had a brand spankin’ new Garbage album in our lives. Needless to say, Garbage fans have been anticipating this moment for a very long time! New single, “The Men Who Rule The… Continue Reading
It’s been a while since we’ve curated a playlist but what better time to do another one than for Mental Health Awareness Month? These tracks have been crucial during a time of healing. Like that quote about not waiting for… Continue Reading
I don’t know about you guys, but I’m sick of seeing feminism being used as a marketing ploy. We see it everywhere now, but not many of us may notice – especially if we agree with its sentiments. However, no… Continue Reading
When Garbage fans think of Version 2.0, one word tends to come to mind: iconic. 1998 saw the release of the band’s ambitious sophomore effort – a forward-thinking follow-up to the band’s alternative-tinged 1995 self-titled debut that turned heads and… Continue Reading