NYC festival Governors Ball is returning this fall at Queens’ Citi Field on September 24-26. They recently revealed the lineup, headlined by Billie Eilish on Friday, A$AP Rocky and J Balvin on Saturday, and Post Malone on Sunday, and now… Read More
Having released Silver Tongue last year, Torres has already announced a followup album, Thirstier, due July 30 via Merge (pre-order). She self-produced Silver Tongue, but this time she teamed up with producers Rob Ellis (who also did her albums Sprinter… Read More
Girls5Eva, a sitcom about a millenium-era girl group who get back together in their 40s, just debuted on the Peacock streaming service and is the funniest new show of the year. Created by Meredith Scardino (The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, The Colbert Report), the… Read More
Phish were scheduled to tour last summer, dates that wound up not happening because of COVID. They’ve rescheduled most of those dates for a run of shows for the summer and fall of 2021 instead. They kick off on July… Read More
This week in hip hop, we got the new album that the late, legendary MF DOOM recorded with Czarface before his passing, the psychedelic Wiki/NAH album, and the ’90s West Coast revival of ALLBLACK’s new LP, all three of which… Read More
New Order are releasing an album’s worth of remixes for their 2020 single “Be A Rebel,” featuring featuring JakoJoko, Maceo Plex, Melawati, Mark Reeder (Shark Vegas), the band’s Bernard Sumner and Stephen Morris, and more. It’s be out on vinyl… Read More
Belgian atmospheric sludge greats Amenra have officially announced their anticipated followup to 2017’s Mass VI. They’re dropping the “Mass” theme that all of their previous records had; this one’s called De Doorn, and it arrives June 25 via Relapse (pre-order).… Read More
UK band Bossk have announced their sophomore album, Migration, due June 18 via Deathwish (pre-order). The Martin Ruffin-recorded album features guest vocals by Cult of Luna’s Johannes Persson and Palm Reader’s Josh McKeown and guest instrumentation/noise by members of Endon,… 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. In… Read More
Lucinda Williams suffered from a stroke in November of 2020, the singer-songwriter revealed in a new interview with Rolling Stone. Williams, who was 67 at the time, told Rolling Stone that a few days before Thanksgiving of 2020 she was… Read More