Ty Segall's upcoming album, "Hello, Hi," is largely acoustic, and to celebrate he'll be playing a few solo acoustic shows this fall, stopping in San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Asheville, Atlanta, and Austin. All dates are listed… Read More
Indie folk trio Bonny Light Horseman have released "Summer Dream," the second single off of their upcoming LP Rolling Golden Holy. The track is laid back, wholesome, and warm. Anaïs Mitchell, who sings lead on this one, says, “I think… Read More
We're still keeping our fingers crossed for a real-deal Operation Ivy (Jesse Michaels and Tim Armstrong did reunite to play "Sound System" in LA earlier this year though), but in the meantime, we thought it'd be a good time to… Read More
Nineties-era Boston post-hardcore/post-rock/emo/indie band Karate are back, and began their first tour in 17 years with hometown shows on Wednesday and Thursday at The Sinclair. There was also an invite-only warm-up show on Tuesday at a club they played a lot… Read More
Between our daily coverage, our Notable Releases and Indie Basement columns, and our monthly punk and rap roundups, we post tons of new music all the time here on BrooklynVegan. In an effort to keep track of all the new… Read More
Rage Against the Machine and Run the Jewels' very delayed tour (seriously, it's been postponed three times) is finally on, kicking off tomorrow in Wisconsin and ending in mid-August with five shows at NYC's Madison Square Garden. The original first leg… Read More
Watkins Family Hour and Fiona Apple have released a new version of "(Remember Me) I'm the One Who Loves You," which was a hit Ernest Tubb and Dean Martin and also recorded by Johnny Cash for his 1957 debut album.… Read More
“Touch on me, get on your knees / I’ll take the lead…” FLO is the future. The burgeoning British girl group – individually Jorja, Renee and Stella – first set social media ablaze with a viral tweet of a clip… Read More
Viagra Boys' excellent third album, Cave World, is out tomorrow and one of its many, many highlights is "Big Boy" that features Sleaford Mods' Jason Williamson. It's a collab that feels like it should've happened two albums ago. What starts… Read More
Experimental post-punk greats Coil are giving their 2000 album Constant Shallowness Leads to Evil its first ever vinyl pressing on August 12 via Dais. This was one of a few albums the group released that year and member Thighpaulsandra rightly calls it… Read More