NYC's Pride March returned on Sunday (6/26) for its first in person, full capacity edition since 2019's WorldPride. With Roe v. Wade having been struck down by the Supreme Court days earlier, and the recent passage of laws targeting trans… Read More
Thousands took to the streets across the country on Friday (6/24) in protest of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. In NYC, over ten thousand people gathered in Washington Square Park, spilling onto the surrounding streets, while others met… Read More
Seattle's AVOID have announced their sophomore album, Cult Mentality, due October 14 via Thriller Records. It features recent singles "Cowabunga" (one of the most fun post-hardcore songs of the year so far) and "Split (Kill It)," as well as the… Read More
The River & Blues Festival returns to NYC's Battery Park City this summer with free shows every Thursday in July at Wagner Park (20 Battery Place). Nicole Atkins once again kicks things off on July 7 and the full lineup… Read More
So many artists, so many songs, 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… Read More
TONIGHT IN NYC: DIIV, Widowspeak @ Brooklyn Steel Swearin' (acoustic performance, Q&A & signing) @ Rough Trade Buddy, Kent Jamz, Huey Briss, Zay Lewis @ Bowery Ballroom Cola, Lip Critic @ Baby's All Right Marlon Craft, Statik Selektah @ Music… Read More
Nordic dark folk band Heilung have announced their third full-length album, Drif, due out August 19 via Season of Mist. They've shared the first single, "Anoana," which is accompanied by a video directed by Line Klungseth Johansen; watch it below.… Read More
After confirming its existence back in April, The Wonder Years have officially announced their seventh album, The Hum Goes On Forever, due September 2 via Hopeless Records. The album includes recent singles "Oldest Daughter" and "Summer Clothes," and along with… Read More
So many artists, so many songs, 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… Read More
Sudan Archives announced her most extensive North American tour to date, the Homecoming Tour, in May, and now she's added new dates in Portland, Toronto, and NYC. The shows begin in late September and run through October, and you can… Read More