The War on Drugs released a new album, I Don’t Live Here Anymore, on Friday (order on clear blue vinyl), and while their first concert since doing so is still a couple weeks away (Desert Daze fest), they did just… Read More
TONIGHT IN NYC: Angel Du$t, Restraining Order, Mary Jane Dunphe @ Brooklyn Made nothing,nowhere, Meet Me @ The Altar, Waiver. @ Amityville Music Hall Beach Fossils, Wild Nothing, Hannah Jadagu @ Brooklyn Steel Whitney, special guests @ Baby’s All Right… Read More
“I turned into a killer, I’m insane…” It’s Hallowe’en weekend, which means it’s time to go out there and make the exact same mistakes you do every other weekend, just while wearing a bad wig. That also means it’s Halloween… Read More
Screaming Females made their return to the stage earlier this month when they began a run of fall East Coast shows. Their tour stopped in Brooklyn over the weekend for a pair of shows at Saint Vitus, and we caught… Read More
So many artists, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie,” and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more all day. We… Read More
“Say the words, either way it’s gonna hurt…” Nothing is certain in this world – except death, taxes, and reliably good pop music coming out of Scandinavia. Tove Stryke‘s at it again with a brand new bop, following this summer’s… Read More
mssv, aka the “post-genre power trio” of guitarist Mike Baggetta, drummer Stephen Hodges and bassist Mike Watt, were supposed to tour in 2020 around their appearance at Big Ears festival, but the pandemic had other plans. They’re finally gonna hit… Read More
UK band Snapped Ankles have three albums of danceable motorik rock under their belts, music that’s influenced by krautrock, post-punk and modern groups like LCD Soundsystem and Liars. The woodlands are central to the group, as they claim to be… Read More
As Kublai Khan gear up for a tour with The Acacia Strain, Dying Wish and Orthodox, as well as an appearance at Every Time I Die’s ‘Tid the Season holiday shows, they’ve put out this new bone-crushing dose of metallic… Read More
Dutch artist Anders Rhedin, who is a former member of Choir of Young Believers and spent time in L.A. as a professional songwriter (with credits on Kid Cudi and Josh Groban albums), has been making music as Dinner for the last decade or so, splashing around… Read More