Palehound's first headlining tour (in support of their newest LP, Black Friday) was cut short amidst the pandemic this past spring, ushering in an air of uncertainty and wavering anxiety. With questions regarding how long this period might last, Palehound… Read More
Hip hop photographer, legendary NYC cable access host and Beastie Boys associate Ricky Powell has died, reports Complex. Tono Radvany, Powell's business partner, confirmed the news writing, "I just want to let everybody know he was a very special man,… Read More
Bauhaus reunited at the end of 2019 for shows in Los Angeles, and had plans to tour throughout 2020, including shows at NYC's Radio City Music Hall, which didn't happen due to the coronavirus pandemic. Slicing Up Eyeballs notes that… Read More
UPDATE: Marilyn Manson has responded to the allegations. — Original post… Marilyn Manson has been dropped by his record label, Loma Vista, following the allegations of abuse made against him by Evan Rachel Wood and other women. In a statement… Read More
It’s February, which means it’s nearly Valentine’s Day, which means – well, nothing at all, especially not in the middle of a pandemilovato. In any case, Victoria Monét is in a baby-making kind of mood. Which makes sense, as she… Read More
Following the arrest of Pussy Riot founding member Masha Alekhina for attending a protest against Vladimir Putin, the collective have released a new video, "RAGE." Written by Nadya Tolokonnikova (who also directed and edited the video) and Chris Greattit, it's… Read More
How do you properly tell the story of one of the most idiosyncratic bands of all time? A band 50 years running, with 25 albums and nearly 300 songs, Sparks have had a trajectory that’s been anything but linear, and most die hard… Read More
Bonnie 'Prince Billy' and Bill Callahan kick off February with this version of Leonard Cohen's "The Night of Santiago" as part of their weekly collaborative covers series that's been going since October. Will Oldham takes lead vocals on this one,… Read More
So much rap music comes out all the time, and especially with frequent surprise releases, it can be hard to keep track of it all. So, as a way to help keep up with all of it, here’s a roundup… Read More
From the start, it’s abundantly clear that the central mission of Siân Heder’s CODA—one of the opening films of this year’s virtual Sundance Film Festival—is to make a story that families within both the deaf and hearing communities can recognize… Read More