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LATEST ARTICLES



New Jersey's Deardarkhead presents 'The Pendulum Swings', their first album in 26 years

New Jersey alternative rock outfit Deardarkhead have released 'The Pendulum Swings', their first album in 25 years and the second full-length record released via their own imprint Fertile Crescent Records. These ten tracks capture an ever-evolving band, refining their voice through texture, atmosphere, and emotional momentum.



Progressive Rock Ensemble Jane Getter Premonition Releases New Album "Transmogrify"

Transmogrify, the bold new album from Jane Getter Premonition, arrives on July 10, 2026 on 7D Media. At once a mirror and a metamorphosis, Transmogrify is a record about change — personal, political, and musical — rendered through the lens of progressive rock at its most exploratory and emotionally alive.



The Trenton Film Society presents Kid Flicks: Celebrating Black Stories

(TRENTON, NJ) -- On Saturday, July 18, 2026, the Trenton Film Society will present a special program for children 8+, in partnership with the renowned New York International Children's Film Festival. Celebrating Black Stories spotlights Black narratives that transcend national boundaries, culture, and language. With roots in history and tradition, these films share the joy, determination, resilience, and complexity of being young and Black while underscoring the vibrancy of Black storytelling.



Theo Bleak Releases Reimagined Cover of "We Will Not Be Lovers" by The Waterboys

Acclaimed Scottish singer-songwriter Theo Bleak returns with a striking new cover of "We Will Not Be Lovers," originally recorded by The Waterboys. The recording transforms the beloved song through Theo Bleak's unmistakable lens--melding cinematic melancholy, intimate vocals, and atmospheric production into a deeply personal interpretation.