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Stephen Wicks Makes the Apocalypse Catchy on “The Doomsday Clock”

It takes a certain kind of ideological whiplash to shift from navigating corporate property deals to aggressively narrating the downfall of humanity, but at 74, Stephen Wicks introduces his single "The Doomsday Clock" with the blazing clarity of someone watching civilization slip off the edge. https://open.spotify.com/track/70JffY8Y63JRdjn98A1fMB?si=xK17Z-ERQO-o2he9oKPX-g The Hertford-based entrepreneur-turned-songwriter channels his late-in-life reinvention to confront a cocktail of existential horrors: geopolitical collapse, climate crisis, unchecked AI,...

The Quiet, Healing Grace of Tara Van’s “Miles On It”

Toronto songwriter Tara Van has unveiled "Miles On It," the bittersweet title single from her upcoming EP due out October 16, 2026. As a practicing massage therapist and self-described unapologetic daydreamer, Van seems uniquely attuned to where we carry emotional ache in the body, and how melody can coax it loose. Blending indie pop warmth with folk intimacy, she approaches the quiet demise of...

Don Drapery Turns Overthinking Into Architecture In ‘Oh My God’

There are nights when a glance across a party seems to gain the weight of weather. A small look becomes evidence, evidence becomes a...