With The Beatles‘ massive Let It Be reissue having just come out (order a copy) and Peter Jackson‘s also-massive The Beatles: Get Back documentary a month away from airing, it’s Beatles on the brain for lots of people right now.… Read More
Around the same time iconic Canadian sketch group Kids in the Hall were founded, Scott Thompson was also one half of queer punk duo Mouth Congress. The other member of the group was Paul Bellini, who was a writer on… Read More
Radiohead‘s Jonny Greenwood has composed the scores for two upcoming high-profile films. In addition to Princess Diana film Spencer, he also worked on The Power of the Dog which is Oscar-winning director Jane Campion‘s first feature film since 2009. They’ve… Read More
Cassandra Jenkins released her fantastic new album, An Overview on Phenomenal Nature, in February, but because of the pandemic she’s only had limited chances to play songs from it live. We got a very promising taste of her full band… Read More
Brandi Carlile‘s new album, In These Silent Days, came out earlier this month, and she’s just announced a new tour supporting it. The “Beyond These Silent Days” tour runs through summer and fall 2022, with dates in Los Angeles (June… Read More
It’s been an insanely stacked week for new music. We reviewed 25 of this week’s albums, including Every Time I Die, Necrofier, Blackwater Holylight, and the hardcore-adjacent-but-not-actually-hardcore-at-all Angel Du$t, and you can also head to Invisible Oranges’ Upcoming Metal Releases… Read More
Though its fate seemed up in the air earlier this week, Chicago indie label Bloodshot Records has been acquired by Exceleration Music, Pitchfork reports. The investment company, which was started by a few music industry vets, said via a press… Read More
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
“What today seems like insanity, tomorrow might be reality…” Agnes is no stranger to the dance floor. Arguably, she’s almost always been there: after kicking off her Idol 2005 win with her 2005 self-titled debut and follow-up Stronger a year… Read More
Dear lord, there are a lot of albums out this week! Between the normal busy fall release schedule and albums getting moved around due pandemic production problems, this is easily the biggest logjam of the year. Below I review 13 albums that… Read More