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The rapid growth of short-form drama has created new demands for editors. Designed for mobile viewing, these series rely on concise storytelling, fast-paced narratives, and compelling emotional turns to keep audiences engaged. In this format, every cut matters. Over the past three years, Los Angeles-based editor Changyi Yu has worked …

If you’ve been following South Wales outfit The Now, you know they’ve never been a band to play it safe.From grinding out local jam nights to tearing up major festival stages alongside legends like Madness, their trajectory has been a wild ride. But with their brand new record, Moments in …

Call of Duty: Warzone is bringing a distinctly Korean musical touch to its latest update. The game’s Hajin Conflict launch trailer features “Haegeum” by Agust D, the solo project of BTS member SUGA, creating a fitting musical backdrop for the franchise’s first map set in South Korea. Originally released in …

Introduction A phone call from jail is one of the most stressful moments for a family when any loved one gets arrested. Hundreds of questions appear in your mind, like where the person will be held, how much bail costs and what the process will be. As a civilian you …

Some artists want to be understood. Others would rather leave you guessing. Velraven firmly belongs to the second group.  The emerging rock artist keeps part of herself hidden. There’s the mask, the gothic imagery, the theatrical presence, all hinting at a fascination with what lies beneath the surface. But don’t mistake the mystery for fragility. Her music is bold, confrontational and loaded with feeling. Right now she’s in London, working on a six-track EP called DANGER ZONE. It’s shaping up to be more than a collection of songs. It’s a world of its own, where beauty and menace share the same room and the line between vulnerability and power is never quite clear. No Love, No Fear The first look inside that world is “NO LOVE,” the EP’s debut single.   It captures a particular kind of freedom, the kind that arrives when something finally loses its power to hurt you. The song moves through disillusionment and emotional detachment, then lands on the odd clarity that follows when an illusion collapses. Rather than lingering on the loss, Velraven turns it into defiance. The chorus doesn’t sound like a confession. It sounds like a verdict. Musically, the track pairs raw rock intensity with a darker, more theatrical atmosphere. There’s a tension between the emotional weight of the subject and the confidence of the delivery, and that contradiction seems to sit at the centre of who she is as an artist. “NO LOVE” isn’t asking for sympathy. It’s the sound of someone who has stopped asking for anything at all. The Woman Behind the Veil We live in a culture where being visible has become almost compulsory, and artists are pushed to turn every private thought into content. Against that, Velraven’s choice to conceal herself feels striking. The mask creates instant intrigue, but it’s only one piece of a larger artistic language. Gothic romanticism, cinematic surrealism and the rebellious spirit of rock ‘n’ roll all feed into her world. There is beauty here, but rarely innocence. The imagery feels pulled from a place where fairy tales end badly and appearances can’t be trusted.  Perhaps that’s the point. Velraven seems less interested in offering a polished version of reality than in poking at its contradictions. The beautiful can unsettle. The vulnerable can be dangerous. And whatever looks innocent may be hiding something far more complicated.  Inside DANGER ZONE If “NO LOVE” introduces her sound, it’s only the beginning. The six songs she’s developing in London explore different emotional and musical territories while staying tied together by a shared atmosphere. The project draws from the darker edges of rock and metal, with powerful vocals, dramatic arrangements and cinematic storytelling up front. Instead of sticking to one formula, the EP is built around contrast: aggression and restraint, melody and distortion, beauty and destruction. There’s real theatrical ambition behind it, but also a hunger for something instinctive  and unpolished, music that feels alive rather than manufactured. The visuals matter just as much. Each release is meant to reveal another piece of a bigger narrative, with the imagery working as an extension of the music itself. For now, much of Velraven remains behind the veil. If “NO LOVE” is any indication, that’s exactly where she wants you: curious, a little unsettled, and listening closely.  Stay tuned and listen more on Spotify.

Z2 Comics reunites with the heavy metal legends for an ambitious illustrated tribute to one of their most iconic albums, featuring an all-star creative lineup, exclusive Eddie artwork, and a March 2027 release. Four decades after its arrival, Iron Maiden’s Somewhere in Time continues to inspire generations of fans with …

BUTCHIE recently sat down with VENTS Magazine to discuss all things “Gaslight”. The interview is below. What first got you interested in music growing up? Growing up surrounded by vinyl records, radio pop, disco, and early electronic music inspired me to express myself through sound from an early age. My …

The hard rock heavyweights will hit the road in February for a new run of dates produced by Live Nation, bringing an impressive lineup of rock heavyweights along for the ride. Hard rock titans Breaking Benjamin are gearing up for another year on the road, announcing a string of 2027 …

Bryn Ryan-VanDyke kept returning to the same place in her childhood dreams: a mansion where every door opened onto another dream. The Southern California native, now a Honolulu-based singer-songwriter, draws on that recurring experience for “Strange Dream (Special Edition)”. Ryan-VanDyke’s path into music began with a different kind of choice. …

Queens punk rock icons BAYSIDE — Anthony Raneri (vocals, guitar), Jack O’Shea (guitar, vocals), Nick Ghanbarian (bass, vocals), and Chris Guglielmo (drums) — get into the holiday spirt with their new single “BEST CHRISTMAS YET.” Watch and listen here.  Bayside bring their signature pop-punk punch to the holiday season, opening with a generous …