Now-defunct San Diego noise punk/post-hardcore band Holy Molar (members of The Locust, Antioch Arrow, Charles Bronson, etc) celebrated the 14th anniversary of their 2007 EP Cavity Search over the weekend (January 9, to be exact), and along with the EP's… Read More
Jack Name’s past work was exceptionally epic and wild. On Name’s first two albums, 2014’s Light Snow and 2015’s Weird Moons, songs were long, pitch-shifted, or just plain weird, and sometimes all of these things at once. There was a… Read More
North Carolina rapper DaBaby (real name Jonathan Kirk) has been arrested in Beverly Hills on Thursday (1/7) for possession of a loaded and concealed firearm, CBS Los Angeles reports. The Beverly Hills Police Department told CBS that security at the… Read More
Among the mob of Trump supporters incited by the president who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday was a man wearing a furry hat with horns and a face painted red white and blue. He's been identified as Jake Angeli, the… Read More
Collapse Culture is the new long-distance duo of Graham Scala (Bleach Everything, US Christmas, Interstitia) and Ian Miller (Kowloon Walled City, Strangelight, Less Art) who formed during quarantine, and they're gearing up to release their self-titled debut album on January… Read More
Vagabon and Courtney Barnett toured together in 2018, and now they've reunited on a new cover of Karen Dalton's version of Tom Hardin's oft-covered 1965 song "Reason to Believe." Vagabon takes the lead on vocals for this mellow, folky rendition,… Read More
What began in April 2020 as a way to collectively kill time during the early days of the pandemic, Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess' Twitter listening parties for classic and new albums, have become a full time hobby, with well over 500 of them hosted since.… Read More
Meet Claudia Valentina, the first new artist to get excited about in 2021. Granted, I’m just a few weeks late to the One to Watch™ party: the 20-year-old singer-songwriter actually dropped her self-titled 4-track debut EP back in November. In… Read More
The KLF have finally put their their music on streaming services. At least some of it. While most their catalogue, including 1991 worldwide smash The White Room (which turns 30 in March) and ambient classic Chill Out, remains unavailable they… Read More
I love Kylie. I love Dua Lipa. I love the Gay Agenda™ at work. On this Thursday (December 31), in the final hours of this otherwise most wretched year, our Mighty Aphrodite and Disco darling herself has chosen to bless(ed… Read More