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Now, Williams is back with another self-serenade for fans to enjoy. Over the weekend, she posted a brief cover of Failure‘s “ The Nurse Who Loved Me.” In the video’s caption, Williams notes that this is not only one of her favorite songs, but it’s off of one of her favorite Failure albums “self-serenade the sun is out, the laundry is drying, so one of my favorite songs of all time on one of my favorite albums of ever,” the singer writes. “Go listen to the real thing— @failurebandig ‘The Nurse Who Loved Me’ left my cringey ending in there [because] that’s showbiz baby....

Hayley Williams' "FLOWERS for VASES / descansos" further cements her spot as a vulnerable and a symbol of personal autonomy and poignance. 

Stars: 4/5

According to Jack Antonoff, the event ended up raising $350,000 for homeless LGBTQ+ youth shelters. “that’s a wrap! thank you to everyone who performed and worked behind the scenes to make the 7th annual @allycoalition talent show such a beautiful night. we raised 350k for homeless lgbtq shelters because of you all. see you next year, maybe in person.” that’s a wrap! thank you to everyone who performed and worked behind the scenes to make the 7th annual @allycoalition talent show such a beautiful night. we raised 350k for homeless lgbtq shelters because of you all. see you next year, ...

Catchy and uplifting, LIVE ONCE features an upbeat blend of piano and guitar throughout the song, making it the perfect indie rock track to try and brighten up a dark December day. O’Callaghan is known for his talent in crafting beautiful and poetic lyrics and LIVE ONCE is no exception, detailing his journey of overcoming feelings of cynicism and hopelessness to finding the value of each moment. Channelling O’Callaghan’s artistry, John the Ghost offers a sound that holds some familiarity with The Maine’s discography whilst also infusing a more indie rock feel that compliments O’Ca...