Courtney Barnett has announced a full-band livestream show which will happen at Melbourne's Royal Exhibition Building. "I’m so excited to play with my band again," she says, "for the first time in nearly a year! Gonna play some old songs… Read More
Pink Floyd's 1988 live album The Delicate Sound of Thunder captured the band on their 1988 tour supporting A Momentary Lapse of Reason, their first album after the departure of Roger Waters. Specifically, the album was recorded at the tour's… Read More
New to the Paramount line is one of the few Robert Altman films that could be called delightful, although lots of people, as the saying goes, just don’t get it. Unfairly maligned as a bomb and a disaster, Popeye (1980)… Read More
NOTE: We post the newest livestreams in a new post every week. Make sure you're reading the newest edition of our roundup – check the livestream tag HERE for the latest. LAST UPDATED: 11/22 at 12:01 AM ET HERE ARE… Read More
Elvis Perkins released his fifth album, Creation Myths, back in October. He made it with producer Sam Cohen and one of the standouts cuts is "See Monkey," a track that blends Beatlesque psychedelia with just a little Studio 1 dub. Perkins' describes… Read More
Miley Cyrus is currently in the middle of her best moment. So is Dua Lipa. It only makes sense, then, that the two would eventually find their way into each other’s respective universes – and all up in each other’s… Read More
Excerpted from The Smithsonian American Art Museum exhibition catalog, ¡Printing the Revolution!: The Rise and Impact of Chicano Graphics, 1965 to Now, courtesy of The Smithsonian American Art Museum and Princeton University Press. Copyright © 2020 The Smithsonian American Art… Read More
Eminem's former home is up for sale, WCRZ reports. The rapper moved into the Oakland Township, Michigan mansion, which boasts six bedrooms, ten bathrooms, a pool, a hot tub, and a three-car garage over 17,500 square feet, in 2003, and… Read More
In the first part of our series spotlighting music videos in the 1980s, we took a look at some of the more unsung clips from the era. The dawning of this artistic platform was an exciting time for all involved:… Read More
For the past 40 years, Carl Stone has been atomizing recordings of ubiquitous and obscure music alike, transforming his source material into kaleidoscopic fantasies. His electronic compositions, stuttering and illusory, repurpose minute sonic elements from a wide variety of different… Read More