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Softcult Announce ‘Heaven’ EP, Share New Song ‘Spiralling Out’

Softcult have announced the Heaven EP with a new single, ‘Spiralling Out’. Set for release on May 24 through Easy Life, the EP features the previously unveiled ‘Shortest Fuse’, ‘Haunt You Still’, and the title track. Check out a video for the new cut below.

“We wrote this song about those times when we ruminate over a situation over and over again to no end,” the band said of ‘Spiralling Out’ in a statement. “Sometimes it feels like there’s no amount of self-talk that can get us out of that spiral. It feels like everything is out of control and the world is like a carnival ride spinning all around us, but we are paralyzed and unable to step on or off. Hopefully this song is one that lets other people who struggle with anxiety know that they aren’t alone and we can also relate to how they feel, and that they have the ability to step into their power and take it back.”

Commenting on the video, the duo’s Mercedes Arn-Horn Mercedes added: “Motion was a huge factor in the music video. I wanted to evoke the feeling of being pulled into an anxious spiral. I wanted to recreate the feeling of the world spinning out of control around you. We used any means of motion that we could find: a Merry-Go-Round that physically made us sick after filming, a carousel in Seattle on tour, etc. We actually gave ourselves motion sickness filming this video.”

Say Anything Detail New Album, Share New Single ‘I, Vibrator’

Say Anything have shared the details of their first album in five years. The follow-up to Oliver Appropriate is titled …Is Committed, and it’s out May 24 via Dine Alone. It includes the early singles ‘Psyche!’, ‘Are You (in) There?’, and ‘Carrie & Lowell & Cody (Pendent)’, as well as a new song, ‘I, Vibrator’. Check it out below and scroll down for the album cover and tracklist.

“’I, VIBRATOR’ is about wanting to be objectified as a righteous tool against the patriarchy for a particular girl to use at will,” frontman Max Bemis said in a press release. “One great tool for any historically undermined person with a vagina is a disembodied, always-ready penis, a role I’m proud and lucky to play for a certain lady in my life that may have been brought up to believe sex is for dudes and she isn’t the one with all the fucking power in the world.”

…Is Committed Cover Artwork:

…Is Committed Tracklist:

1. Be, Children (Introduction to the Reunion Record)
2. On Cum
3. Auto-Harmonic Ass Fixation
4. I, Vibrator
5. Psyche!
6. We Say Grace in This Goddamn Band, Mister
7. Carrie & Lowell & Cody (Pendent)
8. Are You (in) There?
9. Say Anything, Collectively, Made Love to Your God
10. Daisy’s
11. Woman Song
12. Fan Fiction

Wild Pink Shares Surprise New EP ‘Strawberry Eraser’

Wild Pink have released a surprise EP called Strawberry Eraser. It includes the recent single ‘Air Drumming Fix You’, which marked the band’s signing to Fire Talk and made our Best New Songs segment, as well as ‘Unconscious Pilot’ and the instrumental ‘Cielo Wheed’. Take a listen below.

Wild Pink’s last album, ILYSM, was released in 2022. Last year, the band’s John Ross teamed up with Laura Wolf for a collaborative project named Lilts.

Shabaka Enlists André 3000, Floating Points, Esperanza Spalding, and Laraaji for New Single ‘I’ll Do Whatever You Want’

Shabaka Hutchings has shared ‘I’ll Do Whatever You Want’, the latest single from his first solo LP Perceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace. The track features André 3000 on Teotihuacan drone flute, Floating Points on Rhodes Chroma synth and vibraphone, Esperanza Spalding and the Invisible’s Tom Herbert on bass, Dave Okumu on guitar, Marcus Gilmore on drums, Carlos Niño on percussion, and vocals from Laraaji. “‘I’ll Do Whatever You Want’ is about surrender and the intimate space we go to within the grasp of possession,” Shabaka said in a statement. Listen to it below.

Perceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace will be released on April 12 via Impulse!.

Lionlimb Announces New Album ‘Limbo’, Shares New Single ‘Hurricane’

Lionlimb – the project of New York-based singer-songwriter and producer Stewart Bronaugh – has announced a new LP, Limbo. The follow-up to 2021’s Spiral Groove is due May 24 on Bayonet Records. Today’s announcement comes with the release of the lead single ‘Hurricane’. Check it out and find the album cover and tracklist below.

“‘Hurricane’ is about escapism and searching for THAT feeling that puts you in a flow state, away from the anxiety and uncomfortableness of being human,” Bronaugh explained in a statement. “Creativity can help, and then there are other ways that are much more harmful. This song is about saying goodbye to those, but I feel like I’m always searching for that next thing.”

Bronaugh composed, produced, and mixed Limbo, with additional recording from Robin Eaton, live drums by Joshua Jaeger, and vocal contributions from Angel Olsen. “When I’m working on music, it’s like I’m trying to make my own world,” Bronaugh said. “It’s that feeling of wanting to exist somewhere else. I’m trying to express something and get out of my head and body.”

Limbo Cover Artwork:

Limbo Tracklist:

1. Sun
2. Hurricane
3. Underwater
4. Hiss
5. Dream Of You (feat. Angel Olsen)
6. Runaway
7. Two Kinds of Tears
8. Nowhere to Hide
9. Til It’s Gone
10. You Belong To Me

Bat for Lashes Shares Video for New Single ‘Letter to My Daughter’

Bat for Lashes has released a new single, ‘Letter to My Daughter’, alongside a music video. It’s the second preview of Natasha Khan’s upcoming album The Dream of Delphi, following the previously unveiled title track. Check out the Freddie Leyden-directed clip below.

Discussing the song, Khan said in a statement: “This title is pretty self-explanatory. If I was on my deathbed, it’s what I’d say to Delphi to give her some sense of being at home in the world, the galaxy, the universe we live in. Before Delphi was born I started writing her a book of letters, inspired by Maya Angelou’s book of the same name, Letter To My Daughter. It documents a very strange but magical year, full of special memories and historic worldly moments. This ride of life is always continuing and we’re all just energy moving from one form into another, always. She’s also just part of an echo, ancestral line or spiral in the cosmos, like the spiral that I saw in her soft hair when she was a baby. She is part of something much greater than any of us individually; she comes from the past and she comes from the future.”

Khan became pregnant a few months after the release of her last album, 2019’s Lost Girls. “I was writing letters to Delphi from the time she was the size of a tomato seed,” she added. “About everything that was happening in the world, like the riots after George Floyd’s murder and the Black Lives Matter movement, about the pandemic and COVID, about the world that she was going to be born into.”

The Dream of Delphi arrives May 31 via Mercury KX.

Album Review: Waxahatchee, ‘Tigers Blood’

Katie Crutchfield calls ‘Right Back to It’, perhaps the best single released this year so far, the first real love song she’s ever written. “The fundamental parts of my whole songwriting style are built on being inspired by sadness, so it’s more about evoking heartache and heartbreak,” she said in a recent interview, adding, “But it’s tricky to write songs about being happy.” Crutchfield is not the only beloved indie singer-songwriter with a record out on Friday that takes up the challenge of communicating a version of love that’s steady, freeing, and contented; with her latest collection Bright Future, Adrianne Lenker also shows she’s come a long way since the early Big Thief song that compared real love to a heart attack. Like Lenker, Crutchfield continues to find compelling ways to write about relationships – including those she keeps with herself and her work – falling in love with the patience rather than the torture they require. “It plays on my mind/ How the time passing/ Covers you like a friend,” she sings on the first song of her new album Tigers Blood, a timeless, staggering achievement that’s in many ways about the unfolding of that friendship.

2020’s Saint Cloud was a stunning balm of a record, one that saw Crutchfield embracing the Americana aesthetic that carries onto the new record; she tried experimenting with more pop-leaning production for “a good six hours,” she estimates, but it didn’t stick. Reuniting with producer Brad Cook to record the album at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, Texas, this time with help from Cook’s brother Phil, Spencer Tweedy, and Wednesday guitarist MJ Lenderman (who plays on every song and provides harmonies on many of them), Tigers Blood leans into and refines its predecessor’s sonic palette in ways that make space for the growth in Crutchfield’s lyrics. If Saint Cloud aspired toward and invited the clarity that comes with getting sober, Tigers Blood settles into it without losing grasp on the melodic and lyrical acuity that makes Crutchfield’s music so impactful. She’s too self-aware to make a boring record – the way she stretches out the word on ‘Bored’, a fiery tune that imagines how an older Waxahatchee song might sound with her presently more clear-eyed approach, it sounds like the burning indictment of a friendship that’s run its course – and too conflicted to simply bask in Saint Cloud’s warm afterglow.

“I get caught up in my thoughts/ For lack of a better cause/ My life’s been mapped out to a T/ But I’m always a little lost,” she sings on ‘Lone Star Lake’. It’s not only the way she writes about it, though, that’s changed, but the feeling she decides should ultimately hover over each song, no matter how deeply you read into it. The circles Lenderman’s electric guitar and Phil Cook’s banjo draw around ‘Lone Star Lake’ and ‘Right Back to It’ contribute a lot to the songs’ light, airy romanticism, but there’s a shift in Crutchfield’s language, too. On ‘Hurricane’, her 2022 single with Jess Williamson as Plains, Crutchfield used nature as a metaphor to describe the same destructive behaviour she acknowledges on ‘Right Back to It’, where she sings, “I let my mind run wild/ I don’t know why I do it,” but coming back around is less of a promise than a comforting certainty. ‘Lone Star Lake’ builds a stunner out of the simple proposition of heading out to the titular lake in Kansas, replacing old vices with “the drunkenness of free reign,” while ‘Evil Spawn’ is in direct conversation with a past lifestyle she now recognizes as toxic, admitting, “What you thought was enough now seems insane.”

Serenity is always in the air, but it’s not easy to get a grasp on, even in the state of stability that Tigers Blood finds Crutchfield in. For every breezy melody and universal truth she uses as a guiding torch – “If you’re not living then you’re dying” – there are literary passages that veer off course and into a tangle of contradictions that, impressively, her voice navigates with fierce precision. These often relate to her role as an artist and storyteller who sees doors open with each breakthrough; “I make a living crying, it ain’t fair/ Not budging,” she admits on the opener, knowing, as she sings on ‘Crowbar’, that the alternative is taking it “pretty far on a prayer that’s pale and synthetic.” ‘Crimes of the Heart’ is about how tempting it is to tear yourself apart for the sake of art: “You’re an agent of truth, twisted up at the tail end/ You play the villain like a violin.” She understands that time, moving slowly, can prove itself a friend, but darkness, coming from within, can take that spot just as easily.

As with Saint Cloud, Crutchfield proves she’s in it for the long haul. As open-ended as the album’s final refrain is – “I held it like a penny I found/ It might bring me something, it might weigh me down” – the group singing along makes it feel like a triumph, winding down a journey that’s worth more than it costs. The authenticity of Waxahatchee’s music is hard-won, the joy and love in it steadfast, her language as rich as the instrumentation that colours fluidly around it. But there’s a gravity to it all, and Crutchfield doesn’t buckle under it. She rises to the occasion, still awestruck and wholly devoted.

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UK vs USA: Which Country Has Embraced Vaping More Readily?

Vaping has emerged as a popular alternative to traditional smoking in both the United Kingdom (UK) and the United States of America (USA). However, the extent to which each country has embraced vaping varies due to a combination of factors, including regulatory frameworks, public perception, and cultural attitudes towards nicotine consumption. In this article, we’ll compare the adoption of vaping in the UK and the USA, examining the regulatory landscape, public health policies, and cultural influences to determine which country has embraced vaping more readily.

Regulatory Framework

The regulatory approach to vaping differs significantly between the UK and the USA. In the UK, vaping is regulated under the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations (TRPR), which set out standards for the manufacture, sale, and marketing of vaping products. The UK has adopted a progressive approach to vaping regulation, with public health authorities endorsing vaping as a less harmful alternative to smoking and encouraging smokers to switch to vaping. In contrast, the USA has taken a more stringent approach to vaping regulation, particularly in recent years. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates vaping products as tobacco products under the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act (TCA), imposing restrictions on marketing, sales, and product innovation. Additionally, the USA has experienced high-profile vaping-related controversies, such as the outbreak of vaping-associated lung injuries (EVALI) in 2019, which led to increased scrutiny and calls for stricter regulation.

Public Health Policies

Public health policies play a significant role in shaping attitudes towards vaping in both the UK and the USA. In the UK, public health authorities, such as Public Health England (PHE) and the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), have endorsed vaping as a harm reduction tool and advocate for its inclusion in smoking cessation programs. The UK has implemented comprehensive tobacco control measures, including public smoking bans and anti-smoking campaigns, which have contributed to a decline in smoking rates and increased acceptance of vaping as a less harmful alternative. In contrast, public health policies in the USA have been more divided, with some states implementing strict vaping regulations and others adopting more lenient approaches. The USA has also seen polarized debates over vaping’s role in smoking cessation and harm reduction, with public health experts and policymakers expressing differing opinions on its efficacy and safety.

Cultural Attitudes

Cultural attitudes towards vaping vary between the UK and the USA, reflecting differences in smoking prevalence, social norms, and historical perspectives on tobacco use. In the UK, smoking rates have declined steadily over the past decade, with vaping emerging as a popular alternative among smokers looking to quit or reduce their tobacco consumption. Vaping has become increasingly normalized in British society, with vape shops, lounges, and cafes becoming commonplace in cities and towns across the country. Additionally, the UK has a strong vaping community and online presence, with vapers sharing information, experiences, and recommendations, like those for the Lost Mary 600 device, through forums and social media platforms. In contrast, the USA has a more diverse and fragmented vaping culture, with regional differences in vaping prevalence and acceptance. While vaping has gained popularity among certain demographics, such as young adults and former smokers, it continues to face stigma and opposition from anti-tobacco advocates and public health groups.

Industry Landscape

The vaping industry in the UK and the USA differs in terms of market size, product availability, and consumer preferences. In the UK, the vaping market is relatively mature and well-established, with a wide range of vaping devices, e-liquids, and accessories available to consumers. Vape shops and retailers cater to vapers of all experience levels and preferences, offering a diverse selection of products and flavors. Additionally, the UK has seen significant investment in vaping research, innovation, and technology, with manufacturers developing new products and formulations to meet consumer demand. In contrast, the USA has a larger and more diverse vaping market, with a wide range of products and brands competing for market share. The USA has also seen rapid growth in the popularity of vaping among youth and young adults, leading to concerns about underage vaping and regulatory challenges.

Both the UK and the USA have embraced vaping to varying degrees, influenced by regulatory frameworks, public health policies, cultural attitudes, and industry dynamics. While the UK has adopted a more progressive approach to vaping regulation and public health advocacy, the USA has faced challenges and controversies that have shaped attitudes towards vaping. Ultimately, the extent to which each country has embraced vaping more readily depends on a complex interplay of factors, including societal norms, government policies, and industry practices. As vaping continues to evolve and gain acceptance worldwide, it will be essential for policymakers, public health authorities, and industry stakeholders to work together to promote responsible vaping practices and minimize potential harms associated with vaping.

The Best Luxury Bracelet Brands in Big 2024

There are many wonderful luxury bracelet brands known around the world for their finely crafted pieces. This article will introduce you to some of the top brands known for quality and innovative designs. Whether you prefer diamonds, mixed metals, or colorful gemstones, these luxury brands have styles to suit every taste.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #1: IceCartel

IceCartel makes beautiful gold bracelets. They are known for pieces like iced out Miami cuban link, tennis, and custom link bracelets. IceCartel bracelets are very popular because they use high quality gold and put lots of diamonds on the bracelets to make them sparkle. Their bracelets can be plain gold or have designs etched into the gold. No matter what style bracelet you want, IceCartel has it. They make bracelets for both men and women.

IceCartel was started by a man named Jarad who loves jewelry. He wanted to make bracelets that were affordable but still looked expensive. Now IceCartel has stores all over the country where you can find their bracelets. They also sell online which makes it easy for anyone to shop with them. IceCartel bracelets come in yellow, rose, and white gold so you can pick your favorite metal. They have bracelets for all budgets too.

Many famous rappers and athletes wear IceCartel bracelets. People see these stars wearing them and then want to buy IceCartel bracelets for themselves. The bracelets become popular because everyone wants to dress like their favorite celebrity. IceCartel is always coming out with new designs too so their customers always have something fresh to choose from. Their bracelets will definitely make a statement when you wear them!

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #2: David Yurman

David Yurman makes cable bracelets that are worlds class. He was one of the first designers to mix metals in his pieces. David Yurman cable bracelets are woven and twisted together. They can have stones added like diamonds for extra sparkle. Cable bracelets have become very popular designs that many women love to wear. David Yurman started making his special cable collections in the 1970s.

Some cable bracelets just have the woven metal design while others have charms added. Charms might be initials, hearts or other shapes. mixing silver and gold together in one piece was new when David Yurman first did it. Now it’s very common to see bracelets with two metals woven together. His cable pieces are unique works of art and definitely luxury status items.

Aside from the signature cable line, David Yurman also has bead and link style bracelets. They use precious materials like tiger’s eye, amethyst, gray pearl and more in their pieces. No matter your personal style, you’re sure to find something you love from David Yurman. Their boutiques can be found around the world and online too. David Yurman sets the bar very high for designer jewelry brands.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #3: Tiffany & Co.

Right up there with the big names is Tiffany & Co, known worldwide for their luxury and fine designs since 1837. One of Tiffany’s most iconic pieces is the return to Tiffany bracelet. It features the unique blue colored tags and heart that have become synonymous with the brand. Return to Tiffany is stackable so you can accumulate several charms over time for a personalized look.

Tiffany also has lovely silver bracelets set with diamonds, colored stones or heart tags. Their Atlas collection bracelets feature links or beads in shapes of the globe. At Tiffany you’ll discover exquisite pieces crafted from precious metals and gemstones. Each one is a work of art. One of their most famous designs is the narrow Tiffany silver bracelet which is simple yet elegant.

Customers love Tiffany for their classic sophistication and reliability for quality. Some Tiffany pieces are heirlooms that get passed down for generations. Whether something dainty or more dramatic, Tiffany has the bracelet to suit your distinct personal style. Their pieces hold their value well too. Tiffany & Co. continues to be revered by connoisseurs worldwide and considered one of the premier names in fine jewelry.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #4: Bvlgari

Bvlgari is an Italian brand with a long history going back to 1884. They are known for snakes! Their designs feature the serpent which symbolizes beauty, wisdom and seduction. Probably their most iconic piece is the Bvlgari Serpenti bracelet line.

 

The Serpenti bracelets are very sleek and flexible, mimicking the movements of a snake. They are made without screws or clasps using a technique called Tubogas. This technique makes it possible for the bracelet to coil and wrap around your wrist comfortably. Bvlgari uses precious colored gems and gold or silver in their Serpenti styles.

 

Some have diamond accents on the head and tail of the snake. No two Serpenti bracelets are exactly the same. You can get them plain or highly embellished depending on your preferences. Bvlgari boutiques can be found in all the major cities across the globe. Their jewelry mixes Italian glamour with exotic reptilian allure in one-of-a-kind pieces. Bvlgari is the authority when it comes to incorporating the snake in luxurious designs.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #5: Cartier

Cartier is at the very top of the luxury world. They have created tiaras for royalty as well as romantic love bracelets. Two of their most classic bracelet lines are the Panther and Love collections.

The panther has been Cartier’s symbol since 1914. Their panther bracelets feature elegant black onyx or enamel set with sparkling diamonds. Wearing a panter bracelet is a way to show your wild and daring personality. Starting in the 1970s, Cartier also launched their “Love” concept with a series of bangles, pendants, and rings featuring the word “LOVE” engraved on the surface.

These have become iconic pieces associated with the brand. Best of all, Cartier lets you personalize the Love bracelets by adding engravings of your name or a special date. Their boutiques hold treasure chests of other dazzling designs too from colorful gemstone pieces to diamond wreath styles. Cartier basically defines luxury in fine jewelry and will forever be associated with all things glamorous and prestigious.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #6: Harry Winston

As the “King of Diamonds” Harry Winston centers each creation around showcasing rare and exquisite gemstones. His bracelets often feature circle or cluster styles. Pieces hold immense value as fine works of art on the wrist.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #7: Bulgari

Based in Rome since 1884, Bulgari specializes in colored gemstones and technical mastery. Bracelets showcase milgrain detailing and geometric cuts. Their boutiques worldwide project luxury through signature dramatic designs.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #8: Van Cleef & Arpels

Established in France in 1906, Van Cleef & Arpels contributes unique clover settings and mystery techniques. Convertible zip styles allow stacking or extension. Their high jewelry takes fantasy to an art form.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #9: David Webb

Webb was a pioneer in replicating animal and architectural forms in gold. Mixing materials gave dimension and texture. Collecting his one-of-a-kind creations preserves venerable craftsmanship.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #10: Chopard

Known for combining metals and gems, Chopard designs express art on the wrist. Their happy diamond bracelets emphasize pavé brilliance through clusters and unique shapes. Boutiques worldwide ensure fine quality.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #11: Graff

Graff obtains record setting rare gemstones to craftwearable sculptures. Harnessing vivid vivid colors through technical precision sets a ruler for fine jewelry standards as heirloom investments.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #12: Fred Leighton

Curating authenticated past pieces, Fred Leighton offers timeless opulence. Restored Victorian or art deco bangles pair history with modern refinement for distinctive style.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #13: Stephen Webster

Webster infuses mystery with daring edge through symbolic signatures like spikes. Employing rare stones in innovative silversmithing lends armor candy appeal. Custom commissions reach new heights as well.

Best Luxury Bracelet Brand #14: Miu Miu

Part of Prada, Miu Miu brings a youthful sense of rebellion through enameling, huggies, and charms. Vibrant colors paired with secure diamonds make luxury accessible universally.

In conclusion, these prestige brands have introduced the art of fine bracelet making worldwide. Whether new or vintage, their creations continue inspiring new generations as status symbols, investments, and works of personal expression. With such elite options, it’s easy to see why luxury jewelry maintains enduring worldwide appeal.