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Glitter -Bicep Say DJs Performing at Raves During COVID-19 is “Absolutely disgusting”

House giants Bicep have spoken out about large raves happening across the continent during the national lockdown and Pandemic.

The comments come after some big name DJs such as Nina Kraviz and Dax J performed at some large, legal raves in Europe that apparently weren’t socially distanced.

“Seeing these established DJs who have money playing big raves during a pandemic is just absolutely disgusting,” Matt McBriar told The Independent. “It’s drawn a line between the artists who think like businessmen and strategise on how to extract as much money as possible from everything, and the people who are driven by creativity.”

“They don’t need to do this,” added Andy Ferguson. “Take a year off, write an album. So many people lower down in dance music are struggling and this paints the whole industry in a bad light. It’s just that their egos need constant massaging.”

They also aired their frustrations about how the UK government has handled the British nightlife and hospitality industry duri..

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Miley Cyrus opens up about trauma she experienced following body scrutiny during her teens

“I think people are starting to go, ‘Wait, wait, wait. That was f***** up'”

As reported by NME, Miley Cyrus has opened up about the trauma she experienced following intense media scrutiny over her body – something which she says began in her teens.

Original Article: https://www.nme.com/news/music/miley-cyrus-opens-up-about-trauma-she-faced-from-media-scrutiny-young-age-2832833

In a new cover interview with Rolling Stone, Cyrus opened up about some of her experiences and how much they affected her from a young age.

Cyrus said: “At one point I was like, ‘Yo, when I’m 16 and you’re circling my boobs and s*** like that…I’m the bad guy?’

“I think people are starting to go, ‘Wait, wait, wait. That was f***** up.’ They’re starting to know who the enemy and who the victim was there.”

Miley Cyrus appears on our January cover. She opens up about her wild new rock & roll sound, heroes like Joan Jett and David Bowie, sobriety and getting the respect she deserves https://t.co/TcPC0QpHM9 ..

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The Bonnie Doons Prepare to Take the World by Storm with hit single ‘Fred’

Already outgrowing their native lands of Australia, The Bonnie Doons turn to the rest of the world. Aiming to conquer everybody’s radios and Spotify playlists, they’ve already featured in NME thanks to their incredibly unique indie vibe.

With an addictive blend of Rap, Pop, R&B, indie rock and even Reggae, the upcoming EP is set to be an extreme breath of fresh air for the music scene.

One of their latest singles, ‘Fred’, offers to-the-point advice on relationships, explaining not to feel guilty when finishing a relationship that just isn’t working, wrapped in a bouncy guitar riff and smooth vocals.

“In this track I talk about staying true to who you are and not letting your emotional attachments to things or people keep you from doing what’s right for you. Breaking down the barriers of guilt, letting something go and moving on.”
Torian Brewer, The Bonnie Doons

With a similar vibe to the likes of GUM, Ocean Alley and San Cisco, The Bonnie Doons’ music is an easy listen with layers..

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