“Queen mother Madonna, I love ya…” It’s been 84 years since I last typed these words, but this is an emergency situation that has unearthed a stan panic buried deep within: sit down, shut the fuck up, and stop your… Read More
Montreal synth artist Tess Roby, who released Ideas of Space earlier this year, is also one third of Dawn to Dawn, alongside Adam Ohr and Patrick Lee. The three met in 2018, bonded over music, and were soon working on… Read More
Take This to Heart Records have put together a compilcation of covers of Bright Eyes' classic fourth album, Lifted or The Story is in the Soil, Keep You Ear to the Ground, in honor of its 20th anniversary this month.… Read More
Brooklyn electronic artist Ela Minus had commissioned DJ Python to do remixes for songs from her 2020 album acts of rebellion, and a friendship grew. The pair have now become full-on collaborators, announcing a new EP, titled ♡ (“corazón”), that… Read More
Liars frontman Angus Andrew has announced a new imprint, NO GOLD, and its first release, as well as a one-day festival at Queens' Knockdown Center. “I felt like I needed to connect with other artists and if at all possible,… Read More
Florida's Least have a new single called "Power Blazer" arriving tomorrow (8/4) via Friend Club Records, and we're premiering a stream of the song one day early. It's a deep, soaring, emo/post-hardcore stunner, and singer Taylin Wills has this to… Read More
Carly Rae Jepsen has announced a new album, The Loneliest Time, due on October 21 via 604/Schoolboy/Interscope (pre-order). The Loneliest Time features contributions from Tavish Crowe, Rostam Batmanglij, Bullion, Captain Cuts, John Hill, Kyle Shearer, Alex Hope, and more. Rostam… Read More
The Big Climate Thing, the three-day festival that raises awareness for climate change initiatives in association with Brian Eno's EarthPercent organization, happens September 16-18, and they've just announced that The War on Drugs have been added to Saturday (9/17) and will now headline that… Read More
Courtney Barnett played Long Island's Adelphi University on July 27 with Bloomsday, which was part of the Shine a Light Music Series that benefits the Tommy Brull Foundation, which helps people with special needs. As with her show at Radio City Music Hall the… Read More
After breaking up in 2002, hugely influential metalcore/mathcore band Botch signed to Sargent House last year, finally bringing their catalog to streaming services and announcing that vinyl reissues of their discography were on the way. Bassist Brian Cook shot down… Read More