Bruce Springsteen was arrested back in November for DWI, reckless driving, and consuming alcohol in an “enclosed area,” Gateway National Recreation Area in Sandy Hook, NJ. Those charges have now been dropped, as prosecutors said that his blood-alcohol level had… Read More
Oh Boy Records, the label started by John Prine and Al Bunetta in 1981, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Among the festivities is a documentary about the label which features rare archival footage, new interviews and more. You can… Read More
Title Fight have been on hiatus for a few years, but co-frontman Ned Russin remains prolific with his Glitterer project, with which he’ll release his second proper album Life Is Not A Lesson this Friday (2/26) via ANTI- Records (pre-order).… Read More
Chris Simpson and Jeremy Gomez’s post-Mineral band The Gloria Record will follow last year’s 20th anniversary reissue of A Lull In Traffic EP with a reissue of their 2002 debut full-length Start Here. It comes out April 16 via Big… Read More
Over a year after declaring that crunk ain’t dead, Duke Deuce has announced a new album, DUKE NUKEM, due this Friday (2/26) via Quality Control/Motown/Made Men Movement. Along with the announcement comes new single “Spin” (ft. Foogiano), which follows last… Read More
A year ago this month, System of a Down, Korn, Faith No More, Helmet and Russian Circles announced a big LA show together. Originally scheduled for May of 2020, it was the first-announced US show of 2020 for both SOAD… Read More
15. “Kids Don’t Follow” (Stink EP, 1982) Supposedly, Twin/Tone Records founder Peter Jesperson was convinced that “Kids Don’t Follow” off Stink had hit potential, and it’s easy to hear why — this was the probably the first truly indelible song the Replacements… Read More
Sending Money and Stems is the new release from Santa Cruz-based singer-songwriter Joe Kaplow, out 30 April via Fluff and Gravy Records. The new single, “February Prorated Rent”, taps into frustrations the California-based musician has experienced with gentrification in the… Read More
Minneapolis, MN singer-songwriter Deano Erickson has been releasing music as Internet Dating for nearly ten years. He’s now announced a new album, Incomplete Control, due out March 19 via Brace Cover Records. We’re premiering the video for the first single,… Read More
At this point, Billy Bragg is more than just a musician; he’s an institution. The past 15 years have seen him become an author, political commentator, and de facto curator/proselytizer of the Woody Guthrie legacy, in addition to his own… Read More