This week was St. Patrick’s Day and it’s also the week we’d normally be at SXSW (there’s a virtual edition, and BV hosted a showcase with M For Montreal last night), both of which are major reminders that it’s officially… Read More
Lord Huron have been busy with their Alive From Whispering Pines livestream series (which just held its second-to-last edition last night and wraps up on April 15), and last month they returned with their first new song since 2018’s excellent… Read More
Virginia’s Wristmeetrazor left a huge impact on the modern metalcore scene with their 2019 debut LP Misery Never Forgets, and today they’ve announced the exciting news that they’ll release a followup this year. It’s called Replica of a Strange Love,… Read More
Among the U.S. festivals that will be back this year is Miami’s III Points which will happen October 22 & 23 at Mana Wynwood Convention Center. The fest had originally announced that it would be back in May. They’ve announced most of… Read More
Boston’s Aviator were one of the more underrated post-hardcore/melodic hardcore bands of the 2010s, with two very good albums on No Sleep (2014’s Head In The Clouds, Hands In The Dirt and 2017’s Loneliness Leaves the Light On For Me),… Read More
Founding Titus Andronicus keyboardist/backing vocalist Matt “Money” Miller has died. Frontman Patrick Stickles revealed the news on Twitter, writing: It is with a heavy heart that I announce to you the sudden and untimely death of Matt “Money” Miller, founding… Read More
BrooklynVegan has teamed with Rise Against on an exclusive, limited edition black/clear vinyl variant of their new album. Pre-order it here. Last year, Chicago punk vets Rise Against returned with their first song in three years: the political, fired-up “Broken… Read More
Australian band Quivers announced their sophomore album, Golden Doubt, due out May 28 via Ba Da Bing. It’s their first album for the label, and about its title, singer Sam Nicholson says, “Golden, because musically we daydream with the guitars… Read More
Ryan Schreiber will tell the story of the website and company he founded, Pitchfork, in a new book. MCD Books, a division of publishers Farrar, Straus & Giroux, announced they’d be publishing Weird Era, “the story of Pitchfork’s improbable rise,… 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