Neil Young's classic 1970 album After the Gold Rush turned 50 in September and he's now announced a 50th anniversary edition, which features a variant on the classic original artwork and two versions of album outtake "Wonderin'," including a previously unreleased… Read More
UPDATE (10/30): The stream is tonight with Little Hag at 7:30 PM ET and Teenage Halloween at 8. Watch here: — Original post… NJ punks Teenage Halloween's self-titled debut album on Don Giovanni is one of our favorite punk debuts… Read More
Do you hear it? Somewhere, Troye Sivan is softly weeping. Our beloved Kylie Minogue is just days away from releasing her 15th studio album, Disco – but she’s taken the time to step inside her at-home recording studio for a… Read More
Over the summer Rolling Stone published their totally new 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list and since then, they've shared a few of the individual artist ballots. We saw Ad-Rock's ballot a while back, and Rolling Stone has just… Read More
One of our great documentarians, Errol Morris, examines the '70s relationship between counterculture icon and LSD proponent Timothy Leary and Swiss socialite Joanna Harcourt-Smith, when Leary was a fugitive from justice in the US, on the run in Europe and other parts… Read More
Nick Cave has been answering fan questions regularly on his Red Hand Files website, through which he's covered topics including overcoming heroin addiction and fear, and paid tribute to Conway Savage and his son. For the most recent edition, Nick… Read More
As mentioned, Lansing, Michigan emo band The Weak Days are releasing their new concept EP The Fabric of Our Lives this Friday (10/30) via Deep Sea Records (pre-order). The EP was recorded, produced, and mixed by TWIABP's Chris Teti, it… Read More
Dua Lipa is ready to take it back to the clubs, even if…well, you already know. After unexpectedly kicking off the lockdown (the first time around, anyway) with her dance floor escape Future Nostalgia in March, which is still one… Read More
Stardust, the David Bowie biopic starring indie folk musician and actor Johnny Flynn, was supposed to make its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival back in April, but that fest got canceled along with most everything else thanks to the pandemic.… Read More
Back in July, Lollapalooza co-founder Marc Geiger infamously predicted that live music wouldn't return until 2022. In a new interview with The New York Times, he's sticking to that timeline, and he thinks he can help venues survive the extended… Read More