The Lawrence Arms are taking their annual holiday special virtual for 2020: they've announced the sixth annual "War on X-Mas," which they're presenting with Riot Fest. It streams on Friday, December 11, 2020 at 8 PM ET (7 PM CT),… Read More
AC/DC have officially released their first album in six years, Power Up, following lead singles "Shot In The Dark" and "Realize." It's their first album since vocalist Brian Johnson and drummer Phil Rudd returned to the band, marking the reunion… Read More
Goodie Mob have released their first album in seven years, Survival Kit, and it features their old Dungeon Family pals Andre 3000 (delivering his first new verse of 2020) and Big Boi, as well as Public Enemy's Chuck D. Andre's… Read More
Cult of Luna have announced that they'll follow A Dawn to Fear (one of our favorites of 2019) with a new EP, The Raging River, on February 5 via Red Creek Recordings. As the group explains: 'The Raging River' feels… Read More
Ron Miles’ last album, 2017’s I Am a Man was elite. It brought together a striking band—his triomates Bill Frisell on guitar and drummer Brian Blade, along with Frisell’s bassist Thomas Morgan and the always-interesting pianist Jason Moran. The Miles… Read More
Le Volume Courbe, aka Charlotte Marionneau, will release new EP Fourteen Years this Friday. It's her first record in five years and the first of three EPs she's releasing that will also make up her new album that's due next… Read More
Phoebe Bridgers released her excellent sophomore solo album, Punisher, earlier this year, and now she'll be following it with a new EP, Copycat Killer, due out November 20 via Dead Oceans. Like its name implies, the four songs on Copycat… Read More
Toronto indie rock quartet Kiwi Jr will release new album Cooler Returns on January 22 via Sub Pop. The album contains this year's "Undecided Voters" single and they've just shared Cooler Returns' very catchy title title track and it's video. “No… Read More
Bassist and composer Charles Mingus used to be a figure of controversy for ten different reasons, some political, some personal, and—though this all seems silly in the new century—some musical. Mingus could be difficult with audiences, tough on fellow musicians,… Read More
Not much has changed for Kurt Wagner since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Nashville native spent most of his time in the house, anyway — listening to music, tinkering with songs for his long-running band Lambchop, and carrying… Read More