Rapper Young Dolph was shot and killed in Memphis this afternoon, law enforcement sources confirmed to FOX13. He was 36 years old. Maurice Hill, owner of South Memphis bakery Makeda’s Butter Cookies, told FOX13 that Dolph was buying cookies in… Read More
Soccer Mommy has announced a spring 2022 North American tour. Starting on March 10 in Athens, GA, she’ll hit Savannah, Tampa, Miami, Orlando, Richmond, Asbury Park, New Haven, Woodstock, Montreal, Toronto, Detroit, Columbus, Milwaukee, and more. Most shows are with… Read More
The Antlers released Green to Gold, their first album in seven years, back in March (order on tan vinyl), and they’ve reimagined four of its songs of Losing Light, a new EP that they’ve surprise-released today. You can stream it… Read More
Pom Pom Squad announced a spring 2022 tour in support of their debut LP, this year’s Death of a Cheerleader. The dates begin in April and include stops in Richmond, Atlanta, Nashville, New Orleans, Dallas, Houston, Austin, Los Angeles, San… Read More
Last year, Sharon Van Etten released a digital holiday single, featuring haunting, ethereal versions of classics “Silent Night” and “Blue Christmas.” She’s now releasing that as an actual 7″ single on vinyl that’s as blue as the holidays without a… Read More
Annual NYC festival globalFEST had to go virtual in 2021, but it’ll be back at Webster Hall in 2022 on January 16. There will be a virtual edition this year too, though — once again presented in conjunction with NPR’s… Read More
TONIGHT IN NYC: Beck, Alex Edelman @ Irving Plaza The Flaming Lips, Particle Kid @ Brooklyn Steel Adrianne Lenker, Lutalo @ White Eagle Hall Bill Callahan, Bill Nace @ Le Poisson Rouge The Acacia Strain, Kublai Khan, ORTHODOX, Dying Wish… Read More
Xeno & Oaklander—the duo of Liz Wendelbo and Sean McBride—came up through Pieter Schoolwerth’s Wierd Nights, an endearingly gloomy fixture of late ’00s New York. In the early days, the pair’s music was of a piece with the sounds popular… Read More
Camp Cope have released “Blue,” their first new song since How to Socialise & Make Friends (our #1 album of 2018), and they say it’s the first single from their not-yet-titled third album, which is expected in 2022 via Run… Read More
Industrial vets Stabbing Westward, who released three albums for Columbia Records in the ’90s, broke up in 2002, but Christopher Hall (vocals/guitar) and Walter Flakus (keyboards/programming) reactivated the group in 2016 and cemented things last year with a new EP,… Read More