Mike Patton recently released his first album with Tomahawk in eight years, Tonic Immobility, and to mark the occasion he sat down for an interview with Forbes. Among the topics of discussion were artists he loves, which include Tom Waits.… Read More
At the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic last April, Radiohead launched an archival streaming series for which they opened up their vault of live recordings and shared previously recorded concert videos via YouTube each week. Now, the band have just… Read More
Wand frontman Cory Hanson will release his solo debut, Pale Horse Rider, next week via Drag City. The promo rollout for this one’s been a little odd, with Hanson appearing in publicity photos and music videos with his face painted… 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
This week in hip hop we got the Mello Music Group comp Bushido and new albums from Lil Tjay, Bankroll Freddie, and more. We also got new songs from Freddie Gibbs, oddCouple/Jamila Woods, Topaz Jones, Benny the Butcher, Pi’erre Bourne,… Read More
NYC’s blair have one EP and a few singles dating back to 2019, and they’ve just dropped a second EP, Tears to Grow. It was mixed/mastered by Sasha Stroud (Firewalker, Artifact Audio, etc) and it’s got three new songs, all… Read More
Iggy Pop has joined the cast of upcoming film Blue Iguana that is currently filming in the Cayman Islands. Deadline reports that Iggy’s role in the dark comedy is a supporting role as Edward, “the wealthy patriarch whose death kicks off… Read More
The East Village’s The Pyramid Club is closing for good after 42 years, “another sad consequence of Covid-19,” the club writes, sharing the sad news. Opened in 1979, The Pyramid hosted bands (Nirvana and Red Hot Chili Peppers both made… Read More
Michelle Visage is truly living the STEPS stan-tasy. While most of us might know her best (or, at least, most frequently) as RuPaul‘s green-averse right-hand as a judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race for the past decade, others will remember –… Read More
Great news for fans of ’90s indie rock, post-rock, post-hardcore, emo, etc: veteran Boston band Karate‘s 1994 “Death Kit”/”Nerve” 7″ and 1996 self-titled debut album have finally come to streaming services, courtesy of Numero Group! Washed Up Emo provides some… Read More