The Revolver Club Magazine

Early performance videos draw people in because they expose a stage of an artist’s life that rare...

Boney M occupy a rare space in pop history: a group everyone knows, everyone dances to, and almos...

In one of the most striking political upsets in recent memory, Zohran Mamdani was elected mayor o...

Rasoolan Bai’s story resists the tidy lines of a conventional biography. Born in 1902 in Kachhwa ...

In a season defined by pressure, resurgence, and focus, Jemimah Rodrigues has become more than ...

Few musicians have redefined rhythm as a constantly evolving philosophy in the way he has. And I ...

For many Indians who came of age in the early 2000s, Enrique Iglesias was more than a pop star - ...

For many people, Limp Bizkit never really disappeared. They simply receded into the background of...

D’Angelo’s death sent a wave of grief through every corner of the music world — not just fans of ...

In the rich continuum of Carnatic music, instruments such as the violin, veena, mridangam, and fl...

When Om Dar-Ba-Dar resurfaced in theatres in 2014 after twenty-six years in obscurity, it wasn’t ...

Amar Singh Chamkila remains one of Indian music’s most paradoxical figures. A man from the margin...

In Berlin clubs, at weddings in Mumbai, and on reels looping endlessly online, the chant of “laka...

In 1956, with the Cold War intensifying and global opinion shifting, the U.S. State Department ma...

 The news of Zubeen Garg’s sudden passing in Singapore on 19 September 2025 has struck a deep cho...

For decades, Indian music was held in the orbit of cinema. Playback singers and film composers do...

When one opens the door to modern Odia ghazal, they invariably finds Akshaya Mohanty standing at ...

Metal in India has often been painted as something borrowed from the West and mimicked with varyi...

Ed Sheeran’s rise has often been framed as a fairy tale, but its reality is one of discipline and...

In 2015, Jonny Greenwood stepped away from Radiohead’s circuitry and into the stone courtyard of ...

Under the shade of a Chinar, the sound of a drum once called entire villages together. Men in mas...

For four decades, India found its emotions in one man’s voice. Lovers confessed, gods were praise...

Few pop acts have bridged generations as effortlessly as ABBA. Once written off as Eurovision win...

In an industry where momentum often trumps meaning, Mani Kaul chose stillness. His frames lingere...

For most watch-wearers today, the date window is a given—usually tucked at 3 o’clock, quietly tic...

Manu Trivedi caught up with Gary Lawyer to chat about The Other Side of Dawn released recently on...

Long before viral reels and streaming stats, hip‑hop’s proving ground was a circle. There, MCs st...

In the early 20th century Carnatic tradition, the violin was a shadow instrument. It stayed close...

In the world of mechanical watches, few names carry the weight of the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch...

In the Hindi cinema of the early 1970s, stardom belonged to the face. The bigger the star on the ...

When Rang De Basanti was announced in 2005, there was little indication it would become one of th...

When news broke of Ozzy Osbourne’s passing last week, the headlines all sounded the same: Black S...

By the mid-20th century, Hindustani classical music stood at a crossroads. The court patronage th...

Arijit Singh is the most followed artist on Spotify in the world! With over 152 million followers...

The numbers are staggering: Over 40 years old, 70 million copies sold - and counting, seven Top 1...

A Farewell to Munich Each year, the Munich High End Show stands as a cornerstone event in the wor...