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Will Marshall's focus is primarily on music reviews, with a strong emphasis on album and EP reviews. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider offering press releases or exclusive previews of upcoming music albums and events for local bands in London.
As he focuses mainly on the local scene in London, it would be beneficial to provide insights into emerging artists or trends within the city’s music landscape. Additionally, if you represent a band or musician from London seeking coverage for an album release or live performance, Will may be receptive to such pitches.
Given his extensive coverage of album and EP reviews across various genres including heavy metal, focusing pitches specifically related to these areas could increase the likelihood of grabbing his attention.
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By: Will Marshall
President Trump promises “ monumental ” and “ spectacular ” celebrations this year to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence. For example, on June 14 — his 80th birthday — the White House will host an Ultimate Fighting Championship match
The nation’s deep political fractures cast a pall on its 250th birthday party.
By: Will Marshall
Converge, Sixth Wonder, Still Remains and More: New Noizze – The 13 Must-Listen Tracks of the Week
By: Richard D. Kahlenberg, Will Marshall
Will Marshall, president and founder of the centrist-Democratic Progressive Policy Institute, argued that the only plausible path toward expanding the universe of Democratic voters “is to build a cross-class coalition that includes a lot more noncollege voters, who constitute a majority of the electorate. That entails changing the party's self-marginalizing stances on economic redistribution, energy and climate and identity politics.”
By: Will Marshall
In the digital age, all politics is national. Just ask United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who may lose his job following the Labour Party's sweeping losses in his country's May 7 local elections.
Governing parties that brought stability and coherence to electoral competition after World War II are imploding.
Photo: SM Entertainment Two years is a long time in K-pop and, with Aespa having last released a full-length in 2024, ‘Lemonade' clearly
By: Will Marshall
President Trump's shambolic mess of a second term is getting sucked into a political sinkhole. Polls show he is now underwater even among white working-class voters, the molten core of his populist insurgency.
That requires more than performative resistance to Trump.
That requires more than performative resistance to Trump.
