“Believe it, we ain’t got no plans to leave here…” Paws up, Maxxinistas: our time is now. Being a card-carrying Avatar is a full-time job, but it pays well in bangers and bops aplenty: we’ve got our heads and our… Read More
Gorillaz‘s debut album turned 20 earlier this year, and to celebrate, the animated band is reissuing it as a deluxe box set that will be out December 10. The eight album set includes the original album remastered on double vinyl,… Read More
Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy and Matt Sweeney will be taking Superwolves on tour soon with Emmett Kelly also in tow, and they’ve just announced a few more stops. Those include a three-night residency at Tivoli, NY’s Kaatsbaan Cultural Park Theatre on… Read More
Legendary metalcore pioneers Deadguy finally reunited for their first show in nearly 25 years at Decibel Metal & Beer Fest in September (watch), and now the NJ band have announced a NYC show: November 27 at Saint Vitus! Tickets are… Read More
Pre-order our limited-to-200 yellow vinyl variant of Greyhaven’s new album, exclusively in our stores. Louisville’s Greyhaven have announced a new album, This Bright and Beautiful World, due April 15 via Equal Vision. It was produced by Will Putney (Knocked Loose,… Read More
Detroit’s In A Daydream are releasing the album This Side of Purgatory on December 3. It was recorded with Nick Diener (Greet Death, Hot Mulligan) at Oneder Studios and Tyler Floyd (Dogleg, Worst Party Ever) at Eureka Records, produced by… Read More
When Touche Amore opened for Thrice at Terminal 5, they mentioned on stage that they’d be back in the spring, and now we’re excited to announce Touche Amore’s BrooklynVegan-presented spring 2022 tour in support of 2020’s great Lament, with metalcore… Read More
Ronnie Wilson, who founded The Gap Band with his brothers Charlie Wilson and Robert Wilson, has died. He was 73. His wife Linda Boulware-Wilson confirmed the news in a Facebook post, writing, “The love of my life was called home… Read More
Kevin Morby, Steve Gunn and other artists are covering songs by Bill Fay on a series of 7″ single to coincide with a reissue of Fay’s Still Some Light. A double compilation album made up of 70s album demos and… Read More
Before Dawn of Chromatica, before Club Future Nostalgia, before B In The Mix, before The Remixes, there was ayu-mi-x, Ayumi Hamasaki‘s debut remix album. Almost immediately after the Empress of J-Pop™’s career first took off with a song for xx… Read More