Weird Al has shared the credits song from "biopic" Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. "Now You Know" is a cleverly self-referential classic rock jam, with cheeky lyrics like "This movie is now canon/Every word is true, I swear/We only changed… Read More
Animal Collective have released the first glimpse of their score for A24 film The Inspection, which features a collaboration with Indigo De Souza as its final track. Today's single, titled "Crucible," foregrounds the band's classic staggered harmonies over organ chords… Read More
After teasing 2023 dates supporting their long-awaited sixth album, This Is Why, Paramore have officially announced a North American arena tour, hitting 26 cities next year. Bloc Party, Foals, The Linda Lindas, and Genesis Owusu each open various shows, and… Read More
Before the year ends, underground NYC rapper MIKE will release his new album Beware of the Monkey (on December 21). Today he shared its second single, "What Do I Do?," which finds his hazy style in fine form. He also… Read More
Former Bomb the Music Industry! bandmates Jeff Rosenstock and Laura Stevenson already released an EP of Neil Young covers, Still Young, in 2019, and ahead of their tour together celebrating the EP, they've surprise-released a second one! Younger Still is… Read More
One of the highlights of Joey Bada$$' new album 2000 is the Statik Selektah-produced "Show Me," which samples Men I Trust's "Show Me How," so it's very cool to see Joey taking that one step further and bringing Men I… Read More
Country festival Two Step Inn has announced the lineup for its inaugural 2023 edition, set for April 15 and 16 at San Gabriel Park in Georgetown, TX. The fest describes itself as "the World's Largest Outdoor Honky Tonk" and will… Read More
Yo La Tengo have announced a new album, This Stupid World, which is out February 10 via Matador. The first single is "Fallout," which is tuneful, noisy and very Yo La Tengo. You can listen to that below. Yo La… Read More
Kristin Hayter has revealed that she's retiring Lingua Ignota in 2023, after her fall tour and "a few things" early next year, writing that "it is not healthy for me to relive my worst experiences over and over through [Lingua… Read More
Soccer Mommy just kicked off their North American tour supporting this year's fantastic Sometimes, Forever. They'll be stopping in NYC for a show at Webster Hall on November 9 with Helena Deland, and they've now added a second, much more… Read More