Author: Karma Oak

Godspeed You! Black Emperor are offering a first listen of their upcoming album G_d’s Pee AT STATE’S END! with a full-album stream event on March 27 at 6 PM EDT. This is not your average album stream, though, as it… Read More

Danish trio HIRAKI make dark, intense music that pulls from noise, punk, post-hardcore, industrial, and more, and they’re set to release a new album, Stumbling Through The Walls, on April 9 via Nefarious Industries (pre-order), They recently released lead single… Read More

There’s a Bee Gees biopic in the works, and Deadline reports that Kenneth Branagh has been tapped to direct. Barry Gibb, the last surviving Bee Gees member (and Gibb brother), who was a producer on HBO’s 2020 Bee Gees documentary,… Read More

Downtown Las Vegas festival Life is Beautiful were forced to cancel their 2020 edition before even announcing a lineup. They are planning to return this year, however, on September 17-19, and they’ve announced their lineup. Billie Eilish, Green Day, and… Read More

Mumford & Sons banjo player Winston Marshall is taking a leave of absence from the group after receiving criticism for praising a new book from right wing pot-stirrer/consipracy theorist Andy Ngo over the weekend. On Saturday, Marshall tweeted about Ngo’s… Read More

“We could pack up this house, get out of town / Drive across country, one taillight out…” Aly & AJ are making incredible music. Let’s not get it twisted, though: this is not new information. The sister act have achieved… Read More

London punks Fresh have put out the new single “Girl Clout” via Specialist Subject, and it’s as fun and catchy as it is biting and vicious. “Themes include power, not being taken seriously by male musicians and bands, and being… Read More

Lookout! Records have been doing a monthly “reunion” livestream series, ‘LOOKOUT ZOOMOUT,’ featuring songs and stories from past Lookout artists. They’ve now announced the third edition, which features Ted Leo, Penelope Houston from The Avengers; Dr. Frank from The Mr.… Read More

Last year, Fleet Foxes released their excellent fourth album Shore, and now frontman Robin Pecknold has celebrated by performing four of its songs solo acoustic for one of NPR’s Tiny Desk (Home) Concerts. Artists have gotten creative with these at-home… Read More