After being charged with raping three women between 2001 and 2003, Danny Masterson has been ordered to stand trial for the charges, Variety reports. Following a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court, a court spokesperson confirmed to Variety that… Read More
Swedish indiepop greats Acid House Kings have been mostly dormant since 2011’s Music Sounds Better With You (which featured the great single “Would You Say Stop?”) but have now come out of their long hibernation. “A Little Dancing” is a… Read More
Nineties trip-hop vets Sneaker Pimps, best known for their 1996 hit “6 Underground” — which was criminally NOT featured in Michael Bay’s 2019 action movie 6 Underground — are back, and have announced their first album since 2002’s Bloodsport. It’s… Read More
Having just produced AKAI SOLO’s new album True Sky, which came out shortly after he appeared on The Alchemist’s This Thing of Ours EP, NYC rapper/producer Navy Blue has released a followup album to December 2020’s Song of Sage: Post… Read More
Last year, Atlanta rapper Mulatto released her very good debut album Queen of Da Souf, and as her fame rose, there was more and more controversy surrounding her name, a derogatory term that dates back to the slavery era. She… Read More
We’re continuing to get excited about the return of live music, and this week brought tons of big announcements. Lollapalooza is happening this summer (with Limp Bizkit no less), Misfits are playing Walk Among Us in full at next year’s… Read More
When My Bloody Valentine first announced that they signed to Domino for vinyl reissues and to bring their catalog to streaming services, the ep’s 1988-1991 and rare tracks compilation wasn’t available to stream in North America. The vinyl reissues are… Read More
On their 1995 album Soul Food, which sounds like it was recorded in a deep fryer, Greg Cartwright’s old band the Oblivians released a song with an n-bomb in its title. The Oblivians were Memphis garage-punk kingpins, and Soul Food… Read More
Wu-Tang Clan are set to headline Miami festival III Points’ October return, and they have a few other dates lined up ahead of that, as well. One of them in particular is pretty special: on August 13 at Red Rocks… Read More
The Black Dahlia Murder were scheduled to tour with Testament and Municipal Waste in 2020. That’s been postponed to 2022 because of COVID, but they have now announced an NYC date much sooner, at Irving Plaza on October 10, with… Read More