British alt-rock foursome Wolf Alice have finally, officially announced their long-awaited third record, Blue Weekend, due for release on June 11 via Dirty Hit/RCA. The album — which serves as the follow-up to their deservedly acclaimed 2017 LP Visions Of… Read More
Hit Like A Girl, the indie-punk project led by Montclair, NJ’s Nicolle Maroulis, have announced their third album, Heart Racer, due out April 2 via Refresh Records (pre-order). Heart Racer was written in the aftermath of a “life-altering panic attack”… Read More
Los Angeles group Grave Flowers Bongo Band mix flowery psychedelia, proto-metal and proto-punk for a groovy, heavy sound that hearkens back to 1969. The band are gearing up to released their second album, Strength of Spring, which was produced by… Read More
Dinosaur Jr have announced details of their 12th album, which is titled Sweep it Into Space and will be out April 23 via Jagjaguwar. The trio started the record in fall of 2019 with help from co-producer/tourmate Kurt Vile, and had planned… Read More
NYHC vets Murphys Law typically honor St. Patrick’s Day with an annual hometown show, but because of the pandemic they’re going virtual for 2021. They’ve announced their “annual St Patty’s Day bash,” streaming from NYC club Bowery Electric which streams… Read More
After kickstarting their careers with the help of cult-favorite label Speedy Wunderground, the initial homebase of many politically-outspoken acts from overseas (including black midi, Fontaines D.C., Squid, and others), English foursome The Lounge Society have implemented themselves as a group… Read More
The first episode of BrooklynVegan’s new show on Vans’ new “community radio meets public access TV” livestreaming platform Channel 66 is today (2/18)! The show airs live from 11 AM – 1 PM, and our first episode will feature our… Read More
BrooklynVegan has teamed up with Manchester Orchestra on an exclusive sea blue vinyl variant of their upcoming album ‘The Million Masks of God,’ limited to 500 copies. Pre-order yours in our shop. Last week, Manchester Orchestra released a new concert… Read More
Françoise Cactus, one half of long-running German/French indie duo Stereo Total, has died following a battle with breast cancer. She was 57. The band broke the sad news, writing “We are devastated to announce the passing of our beloved friend,… Read More
Hopeless Records has been picking up a lot of cool bands lately (Tigers Jaw, Sincere Engineer), and now they’ve signed Sacramento punks Destroy Boys, whose first single for the label is the sneering, ripping, and catchy “Muzzle.” Here’s some background… Read More