Something about Joe Alwyn makes Swift see both very experimental and very religious. On “False God,” Swift once again taps into the moody tones of “Don’t Blame Me,” switching out the heavy electro-gospel to create a bluesy jazz-pop number about how hard it can be to make a relationship work. It’s slow, sensual, and oh, so good.
“I’m really excited for it to be out…my day to day stuff is just work, so I try to give myself a lot of time to celebrate, just appreciate what I’ve done. Honestly, it’s hard to find the time!” Luckily for us, Hong Kong-raised and Los Angeles-based artist Deb Fan was able to sit down…
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You might think the time apart has matured the dynamic duo of stage banter, but Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge, alongside Travis Barker, gave us exactly what we were looking for from their reunion show at UBS Arena; all our favorite songs and enough “your mom” jokes to make up for the missing years. I’ve…
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