Martin Carr, the former guitarist and songwriter for shoegaze/Britpop greats The Boo Radleys, is working on his first solo album in five years, and as a taster, he’s releasing a new single, “Flames,” this Friday (11/26) via Sonic Cathedral. It’s… Read More
Ska-punk lifers Less Than Jake released their new album Silver Linings at the tail-end of 2020, and followed it this year with a split 7″ with Kill Lincoln, which was also the first installment in Bad Time Records’ new Wavebreaker… Read More
LCD Soundsystem‘s 20-show Brooklyn Steel residency starts tonight. While the run sold out instantly, they set up a waitlist page for tickets and the first two nights (11/23 and 11/24) are now back on sale. Good luck! You can pick… Read More
Wilkes-Barre hardcore/hip-hop band Cold World are returning for a pair of Brooklyn shows in February, at Saint Vitus Bar on February 25 and 26. Both nights are with War Hungry, and night one also features Mindforce, Glitterer (the current project… Read More
Failure’s sixth album Wild Type Droid arrives next week (12/3), and today they’ve shared its second single, “Submarines.” Like lead single “Headstand,” it’s a heavy, melodic song that scratches the itch of ’90s Failure without feeling like rehashed old ideas.… Read More
The 2022 Decibel Magazine Tour was announced earlier this month, featuring Obituary, Municipal Waste, Gatecreeper, Enforced, and Spirit World. The initial announcement didn’t include anything in the NYC-area, but since then, Obituary, Municipal Waste, and Enforced all played separate NYC… Read More
The SeeYouSpaceCowboy / Greyhaven / Vatican / Wristmeetrazor tour rolled through NYC last night (11/21) for a show at Brooklyn’s Market Hotel, and it was a killer show from start to finish. All of the bands exist somewhere under the… Read More
Pre-order Unearth’s debut LP’The Stings of Conscience,’ on milky clear with black and sky blue splatter vinyl, limited to 300 copies. Metalcore band Unearth‘s 2001 debut LP, The Stings of Conscience, turned 20 this year, and to mark the occasion… Read More
Black Lips had a 7″ single pulled from being released by Italian label Wild Honey Records after “certain allegations” were “made against a member of the band,” Pitchfork reports. Wild Honey shared a statement to Pitchfork about the single, which… Read More
Brooklyn alt-metal vets Life of Agony are headed out on tour in 2022. They’ve announced “Lost at 2022,” a run of dates in the northeastern US in January and February, which includes stops in NY, NJ, PA, and MA. Rapcore… Read More