Indie Basement is a weekly column on BrooklynVegan focusing on classic indie and alternative artists, "collage rock," and new and current acts who follow a similar path. There are reviews of new albums, reissues, box sets, books and sometimes movies… Read More
Horsegirl have shared another song from their upcoming debut album, Versions of Modern Performance. (Preorder it on vinyl.) "'World of Pots and Pans’ is the first love song Horsegirl has ever written—or the closest thing to it," the band say.… Read More
The Spring edition of seasonal multi-disciplinary concert series Outline happens on April 30 and May 1 at Knockdown Center in Queens, and they've added to the lineup. Cassandra Jenkins joins Sunday's artists, who also include Rostam, Arooj Aftab, and L'Rain.… 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
"It's not an awards show. It's a concert where we also give out awards," Grammys host Trevor Noah said at the top of tonight's Grammys telecast, which is live from Las Vegas' MGM Grand Arena. It felt that way too,… Read More
NYC screamo legends Saetia only existed briefly, from 1997 to 1999, but that was enough time to release one massively influential full-length and a variety of smaller releases, all of which were compiled for 2001’s essential A Retrospective comp (and… Read More
Between our daily coverage, our Notable Releases and Indie Basement columns, and our monthly punk and rap roundups, we post tons of new music all the time here on BrooklynVegan. In an effort to keep track of all the new… Read More
Texas country band Flatland Cavalry are riding high off the strength of their great 2021 album Welcome To Countryland, and they're keeping the momentum going with their Far Out West Sessions, a video series that finds the band performing stripped-down… Read More
Wet Leg are finally releasing their much-anticipated self-titled debut next week (grab it on yellow vinyl) and while in L.A., they stopped by The Late Late Show with James Corden to play "Too Late Now." There were clearly a lot… Read More
Happy April! No jokes today, just some good records: Sondre Lerche's sprawling, ambitious Avatars of Love; Papercuts' charmingly glum seventh album; Jon Spencer releases his second album with The HITmakers; Warmduscher meet At the Hotspot; and Bath, UK band Rueben's Daughters… Read More