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
In a 2020 interview with The New Yorker, saxophonist Pharoah Sanders, who turned 80 last October, said he hadn’t been listening to records for a while. “I listen to things that maybe some guys don’t,” he said. “I listen to… Read More
Twenty years is a long time to do anything, no matter how well you do it. Even for an artist as restless as English electronic polymath Chris Clark, 20 years of poking and prodding at his hybridized sound might lose… Read More
BrooklynVegan and Revolver have teamed with The Bronx for an exclusive clear with orange splatter vinyl variant of their new album, limited to 500 copies. Pre-order yours here. The Bronx have been punkin’ and rollin’ for nearly 20 years, and… Read More
4AD Records is celebrating its 40th anniversary (which was actually last year) with a new album, Bills & Aches & Blues, featuring the label’s current roster covering songs from the band’s entire roster, old and new. The album’s out next week, but 4AD… Read More
The Antlers‘ Green to Gold, their first album in seven years, is out this Friday via ANTI-. “I think this is the first album I’ve made that has no eeriness in it,” Peter Silberman says of the record. “I set… Read More
Brooklyn-based musician and dancer nasimiYu, aka Nasimiyu Murumba, has announced her first album in seven years, P O T I O N S, due out May 7 via Figureight Records. She made it during COVID lockdown, playing every instrument herself… Read More
Denton, Texas emo/screamo band Record Setter released not just one of our ten favorite punk records of 2020 but one of our favorite albums of the year in any genre with I Owe You Nothing, and ever since its release,… Read More
Dutch photographer and filmmaker Anton Corbijn has been collaborating with Depeche Mode since the late ’80s, and is responsible for some of the group’s most iconic photos and music videos. Last year Corbijn released a limited edition photo book featuring… Read More
New Orleans alt-country singer Esther Rose follows 2019’s You Made It This Far with her third album, How Many Times, this Friday (3/26) via Father/Daughter (US) & Full Time Hobby (UK). Like its predecessor, How Many Times is rooted in… Read More