Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. ROSS FROM FRIENDS Dance producer Ross from Friends has announced a 2022 tour that will have him over in March for dates in Miami, the Okeechobee fest, Chicago, Denver,… Read More
So many artists, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie,” and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more��all day. We… Read More
Fellow music blog Gorilla vs Bear dropped their album of the year list earlier this week, and now they’ve followed it with one of their favorite songs of the year. The 30 song list, which is in no particular order,… Read More
We’re a quarter of the way through LCD Soundsystem‘s 20-show Brooklyn Steel residency. These are their first shows in three years, and the rust seems to be coming off and the well-oiled party machine is fully emerging. At their fifth… Read More
It’s year-end list season, and we’ve also been asking musicians what their favorite music of the year is. This next list comes from NOFX frontman and Fat Wreck Chords co-founder Fat Mike, and it’s definitely not your average list. Take… Read More
In the wake of the near total ban on abortion enacted earlier this year in Texas, and Wednesday’s Supreme Court hearing, where justices heard arguments concerning Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban and seemed poised to uphold the ban, Kim Gordon has… Read More
Louisville band Wombo released the Keesh Mountain EP back in May, and have now followed it up with an instantly appealing new single. “‘One of These’ is about duality,” say the band, “like finding how to balance chaos and structure… Read More
Hip hop-adjacent folk punk musician Ceschi recently released his new album This Guitar Was Stolen Along With Years Of Our Lives on Fake Four Inc, which was started shortly before lockdown and finished during it, as Ceschi “[attempted] to analyze… Read More
While the tenth anniversaries of both albums have now passed, The Wonder Years are celebrating two of their most beloved albums, 2010’s The Upsides and 2011’s Suburbia I’ve Given You All and Now I’m Nothing, by playing both in full… Read More
JJJJJerome Ellis says, “For me, the stutter is a wild animal, and it is my ongoing practice to follow it where it wants to go.” The multi-instrumentalist, writer, and composer frequently lists “stutterer” among his disciplines, referring to his glottal… Read More