Twede's Diner in North Bend, WA has been open since the '40s, having changed names a few times over the years, but it's best known for playing the Double R Diner in David Lynch's iconic TV-series Twin Peaks. Local resident… Read More
In the late 1960s and early ’70s, John Lennon began to actively endorse a wide variety of progressive and radical political causes. He championed the anti-war movement as well as Native and African-American rights while demonstrating a deepening interest in… Read More
Like Jeff Tweedy, whose new book takes you through How to Write One Song, St. Vincent will be sharing her songwriting secrets in a new venture. In the case of Annie Clark, she'll be doing that by teaching a virtual… Read More
Victoria Monét‘s Jaguar is one of the year’s sexy R&B highlights, especially the shimmering disco escape “Experience” with Khalid and SG Lewis, one of the surefire Songs of Summer ’20, which deserved way, way more love from the general public.… Read More
Philly's Kississippi — the band led by Zoe Reynolds — have signed to Triple Crown and released their first new single for the label, "Around Your Room." It finds them going in a poppier direction that their 2018 debut album… Read More
Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne has been using a space bubble at shows for years to walk out atop the crowd. But when COVID-19 hit, Coyne imagined a show where the whole band and the audience were in bubbles. It… Read More
Genre aside, Touché Amoré’s fifth studio album, Lament, couldn’t be better timed. The Los Angeles band’s approach to post-hardcore feels very mid-to-late 2000s when screamo achieved its greatest commercial success. Vocalist and lyricist Jeremy Bolm writes the kind of quotable… Read More
Rick Shea’s new album, Love & Desperation, arrives on 23 October via Tres Pescadores Records. The album finds the studio and stage veteran in fine form. He draws from influences as wide-ranging as his past credits, including tenures with Chris… 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. In… Read More
Caleb Giles plays saxophone in the genre-less NYC group Standing on the Corner and he's also a great rapper, who will release a new album, Meditations, on October 21 via self-release. His chilled-out yet impactful delivery is in fine form… Read More