The configuration of bass, drums, and piano is an all-too common one in the world of jazz music, but when those instruments are somewhat turned on their heads, the results can be unique and often stunning. That’s certainly the case with Enneads. Their self-titled debut features Zach Layton on an unusual 17-string electric bass and
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When a band lose one of their founding members, as Mastodon did with last year’s tragic departure and death of guitarist Brent Hinds, the music that comes afterwards is unavoidably haunted. Absence has its own acoustics. The amp is still there, the guitar is not, and the air seems to remember. More interesting, though, is
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What To Know Season 12 of Halloween Baking Championship premiered with 10 bakers competing for a $25,000 prize. Host John Henson, who recently married judge Stephanie Boswell, emphasized the show’s family-like atmosphere. Henson reflected on the show’s longevity, the joy of working with talented bakers, and teased more spooky, creative challenges and surprises in upcoming
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What To Know At the 2026 Emmy Awards, Allison Janney expressed heartfelt support for Savannah Guthrie and her family amid the ongoing investigation into Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance. Savannah thanked Janney for her kind words on Today. Janney took home the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series at the Monday, September 14, awards
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What To Know Matt Jones revealed on the NCIS: Partners & Probies podcast how his character’s death came about. Jones also reflected on his time as Dorneget, recalling the challenges of his first major MTAC scene. Dorney! Over a decade since his character, Special Agent Ned Dorneget, was killed off of NCIS, Matt Jones took
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What To Know Rebecca Robertson’s four-year-old daughter, Holland, was rushed to the hospital after developing high fever. The Duck Dynasty star revealed her daughter suffered hallucinations and seizure-like symptoms. Robertson shared that Holland is now recovering well and thanked her supporters. Duck Dynasty star Rebecca Robertson has had a traumatic week as her four-year-old daughter
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What To Know Jimmy Fallon doubted that Donald Trump can keep artificial intelligence under control. Fallon joked about Trump’s self-proclaimed intelligence and past cognitive test boasts. The segment comes amid serious concerns in the tech industry about AI’s risk to humanity. Jimmy Fallon poked fun at Donald Trump on Monday night (September 14) after the
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Ahh, the 1970s. It gave us regrettable ubiquity like avocado-green kitchen appliances, the gas-guzzling Oldsmobile Cutlass, the reverse-heeled Earth Shoe, fondue pots, shag carpet, leisure suits, waterbeds, mullets, and a brand of soft-in-the-head and softer-on-the-ears rock music that was a 360-degree turn from the prior decade. It was a laundry list of sins that cultural
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Twenty years after Fashion Bomb Daily first started chronicling style, the brand threw the party to prove it: the 6th annual Bomb Fashion Show, presented by Bask & Lather Co., Belo and Co Records, and Beyond the Bleacherz filled the room with star power, fashion, and energy. The evening brought together style, music, and community
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Shaun Tan is a bestselling and Academy Award-winning author-artist of The Arrival, among many others. His newest graphic novel is Hometown, out tomorrow from Levine Querido Books. Below, he discusses 20 years of his career creating art about belonging. Twenty years have passed between creating The Arrival and Hometown, and, as in real life, some
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Horror has become an increasingly recognisable theme within the Irish online slots market, with developers drawing inspiration from vampires, haunted locations, supernatural legends, zombies and classic gothic imagery. In 2026, there is a wide variety of horror-related titles that have become increasingly available on online casino platforms, differing from one another through both the visuals
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“I have something to say,” the opening line of Paris Paloma’s raw, visceral, and powerful sophomore album The Fatal Flaw, is a colossal understatement. It’s unfortunate that portraying a world through the female gaze, glaring down on misogyny, superficiality, and capitalism, is considered radical. Paloma knows that the only way to crumble power structures is
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May is a month of long-awaited returns. In the month’s best metal, stalwarts of the old-school death metal ethos, Funebrarum, return after 17 years, still radiating the same cryptic and decadent stench. On the genre’s more primal side, Necroccultus also return two decades after their excellent debut, Encircling the Mysterious Necrorevalation, with a frenzied and
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“What the fuck,” Loudon Wainwright told the audience at his birthday tribute concert. The singer-songwriter had turned 80 on 5th September. A week later, fans, friends, family members, fellow artists, and (morbid?) curiosity seekers had assembled at the Midtown Manhattan venue Town Hall—itself over 100 years old—to celebrate the milestone by performing Wainwright’s combinations of
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