Ben Wheatley’s new horror film In the Earth is out today in theaters. It was made during the pandemic, over 15 days in August 2020, and is about a scientist trying to find a cure for an extinction level virus… Read More
Japanese artist Cornelius has shared a new song, “Forbidden Apple.” It was released to showcase Sony’s 360RA surround technology, and if you have the right headphones you can listen in 360 degrees. Even if you just have old-fashioned two-channel stereo,… Read More
After releasing the great “Natty Pablo” single last year and the Protoje-featuring “LionOrder” in 2019, rising reggae star Jesse Royal has announced his anticipated sophomore album, Royal, due June 11 via Easy Star Records (pre-order). The album features both aforementioned… Read More
In February, the Long Island Emo booking company teamed up with 28 Long Island bands for The AMH Comp: Volume One, a Bandcamp compilation benefiting beloved Long Island venue Amityville Music Hall. Today, a second volume has been released, this… Read More
— Stop me if you’ve heard this one before, but I have been known to say that there’s either a Smiths or a Simpsons quote for almost any situation. Those worlds collide this Sunday (4/18) when Benedict Cumberbatch will play… Read More
Rusty Young, a founding member of country rock vets Poco, died on Wednesday of a heart attack at his home in Davisville, Missouri. He was 75. “Rusty was the most unpretentious, caring and idyllic artist I have ever worked with, a natural life… Read More
Gaspard Augé of French dance titans Justice has announced his debut solo album Escapades, which will be out later this year via Genesis / Ed Banger Records / Because Music. The first single is “Force Majeure,” which takes Augé’s skill… Read More
NYC’s Chain Gang Grave have downsized from a four-piece to a duo, and they’re back with Cement Mind, their first release since the 2017 “We Fight Entropy” / “Suffer For Your Art” single and first album since 2015’s Bury Them… Read More
One of music’s chief pleasures is the way it conjures up a sense of the now, of displacement from the rest of the world into moods and grooves and hooks and melodies. But nowness isn’t just about sonic immersion, it’s… Read More
Boston’s (T-T)b make quirky, plainspoken emo of the Modern Baseball/Weakerthans variety, but they give it a chiptune twist and also kinda recall the electro-nerd-punk of Atom and His Package. If that sounds up your alley, you should check out their… Read More