New York governor Andrew Cuomo has detailed NY PopsUp, "a nation-leading initiative to accelerate the revival of the arts: the creative energy that defines NY," that will feature over 300 pop-up arts events across New York state, beginning February 20… Read More
Pre-order Neil Young's 'The Times' EP on vinyl in the BrooklynVegan shop. One of the things we looked forward to during pandemic lockdown in 2020 was Neil Young's "Fireside Sessions" series, where he performed songs on acoustic guitar and piano… Read More
Indoor dining was set to return to NYC on Valentines Day, but in Monday's (2/8) COVID briefing, Governor Andrew Cuomo said restaurants could begin allowing indoor service two days earlier than expected, starting on Friday, February 12. Capacity will be… Read More
In filmmaker Thomas Bezucha’s Let Him Go (2020), adapted from Larry Watson’s novel, retired sheriff George Blackledge (Kevin Costner) and his wife Margaret (Diane Lane), leave their Montana ranch and travel to North Dakota to rescue their only grandson. After… Read More
Django Django have built on the momentum of their previous records with the brilliant Glowing in the Dark, a fantastic whirl of the band’s sonic influences. The different sounds incorporated into the album – psychedelic pop, surf rock, indie, synthpop,… Read More
Miley Cyrus performed a real live concert for TikTok's Tailgate Pregame Show — which, as Stereogum points out, had the 7,500 vaccinated health care workers that were invited to the Super Bowl in attendance. Miley thanked the healthcare workers several… Read More
Boston indie-punks Future Teens have announced a new EP, Deliberately Alive, due March 12 via Take This To Heart Records (pre-order). Alongside the announcement, they've released the EP's first single, "Guest Room." On this pop-punk-leaning track, guitarist/vocalist Amy Hoffman describes… Read More
Yu Su’s Yellow River Blue nods to China’s famous Yellow River, which flows alongside her hometown of Keifang, in the country’s Henan province. The album was inspired by a 2019 tour across China that took the Chinese-born, Vancouver-based electronic musician… Read More
The KLF famously deleted their entire catalog in 1992, making all their records — like hits "Justified and Ancient" and "What Time is Love?" — unavailable to buy in shops, and then their music was never available on streaming services.… Read More
Sebastien Grainger and Jesse F. Keeler are back with Death From Above 1979‘s fourth album, titled Is 4 Lovers, which will be out March 26. They’ve also added back the “1979” after dropping it for 2017’s Outrage Now. The first… Read More