Nyxy Nyx, the prolific Philadelphia slowcore crew with the annoying-to-type name, have been cranking out lo-fi DIY releases for many years, but their recent Cult Classics Vol. 1 was their first-ever ...

Nyxy Nyx topped on our own Scott Lapatine's list of favorite 2025 tracks, and today they've added a few more to close out the year. The Philadelphia shoegaze/slowcore band just released a new six-song ...

NEW YORK, Dec. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today marks the launch of Nyx Group, a multi-strategy investment group looking to deploy up to $100M into liquid markets to support founders navigating the ...

A $200 federal excise tax on gun suppressors is set to expire on Jan.1, 2026. Suppressors, also called silencers, reduce a gun's sound by about 30 decibels but do not eliminate it. Benefits of using ...

DeepCool Introduces the AK G2 DIGITAL NYX: AI-Powered Cooling Meets Digital Clarity Since its debut in 2021, the AK series has earned worldwide acclaim for its iconic aesthetics and exceptional ...

Still to this day, most wrestlers who break into this business have the inevitable dream of wrestling for WWE. Soccer star turned "WWE NXT" Superstar Jazmyn Nyx knew firsthand what that monumental ...

The wrestling world continues to talk about Jazmyn Nyx, who announced she will not be re-signing with WWE. Reports are that the two sides were nowhere near close on terms. WWE was interested in ...

There’s a scene in the movie “John Wick: Chapter 2,” in which no one else notices the shootout between the movie’s star, Keanu Reeves, and another dude because their pistols are equipped with ...

Silence, ban. A coalition of gun rights groups and three New Jersey residents are suing the Garden State for its ban on owning firearm suppressors. Filed in federal court earlier this month, the ...

The One Big Beautiful Bill signed by President Donald Trump earlier this month includes legislation reducing the $200 tax on suppressors to zero, a move that Arkansas' suppressor makers say will help ...

A coalition of gun rights advocates and individual firearm owners has filed a lawsuit against New Jersey, claiming the state’s ban on firearm suppressors violates the Second and Fourteenth Amendments.