Jack Terry is a music journalist who writes for Stereoboard.com. His articles cover album reviews, interviews with artists, and previews of upcoming shows. His work has also been featured in Distorted Sound Magazine.
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Jack Terry's coverage is heavily focused on music, including album reviews and event coverage. His articles revolve around highlighting specific songs or albums from various artists.
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Seven years on from the red-tape nightmare of ‘ColleGrove', Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz are back together again, this time with both of their names on
When Nicki Minaj came onto the scene she changed the game, particularly with her 2010 debut album ‘Pink Friday'.
Korn have announced a trio of massive UK shows for this August, with the nu-metal icons set to take in dates in Scarborough and Halifax before their
By: Jamie Xx, Brad Sked, Christopher Connor, Emily Savage, Jack Terry, Tom Williams
Our weekly roundup of the past seven days’ biggest and best new single releases is back for 2024.
Photo: COUGHS Kali Uchis keeps moving. The Colombian-American singer only recently finished touring her last album, ‘Red Moon In Venus’, but she’s already back with her second predominantly Spanish-language release, ‘Orquídeas’....
Frank Carter and Dean Richardson have lived a lot of life together. Since the old friends formed their band in 2015, they’ve constantly shifted with the times, releasing four albums that each reflect where they are in that moment. Now with ‘Dark Rainbow’, their fifth album as Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes
Photo: Bellamy Brewster You want music to get down to, you go to Usher. That was true 30 years ago, and it's true today.
Setting the bar higher once again.
It takes a certain level of bombast to make the noise that New York’s Lip Critic
By: Jack Terry
This piece contains spoilers for Halo: Reach. In the pantheon of platform exclusives, few loom so large as Halo.
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