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The B-LINE mental health and crisis support hotline is launching Tuesday, one year after the "Pink Pony Club" musician ...

Shoegaze-influenced band Hotline TNT has become the latest in a series of musicians to pull their music from Spotify. In a statement posted to the group’s Instagram, founder Will Anderson wrote: “We ...

Making music can be both a team or a solo sport. When Will Anderson created Hotline TNT, he toured with a group of musicians, but he wrote the songs himself. SIMON: On the new album "Raspberry Moon," ...

After the success of 2023's "Cartwheel," the New York based Hotline TNT are back with "Raspberry Moon," a new record that sees the band expanding their sound and is also continuing to build their ...

Will Anderson is a man who keeps his emotions close to his chest. He was reluctant to make a foray onto a record label, preferring the creative freedom of the DIY scene, and it’s rare for him to work ...

Hotline TNT have an exciting new companion piece for last year's phenomenal Cartwheel. It's a remix collection featuring some of the band's exceptional peers, and fittingly, it's called Somersault.

Hotline TNT is coming to Phoenix on September 30, 2025, and I’m goddamned excited about it. Is it because their cool, kind of incendiary take on shoegaze meets noise meets weird, hook-laden distortion ...

Hotline TNT, a shoegaze band based in New York City, will be playing at Urbana’s Rose Bowl Tavern on Friday. Anderson formed Hotline TNT in 2018 while living in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he stayed ...

“Even if these capitalist reptile-people own the media companies and our social media, it doesn’t necessarily reflect how everyone feels. And I think there’s a way we can figure this out and live in a ...

The revolution is slow, but it's happening. Musicians have objected to Spotify for years, citing a number of reasons. But ever since Spotify CEO Daniel Ek made a $700 million investment in a military ...