With COVID cases on the decline and vaccination rates on the rise, tours and festivals are being announced and happening again. Check the Tour Dates category for more tour-related news. SEEYOUSPACECOWBOY / IF I DIE FIRST SeeYouSpaceCowboy will be on the road… Read More
Phil Elverum recently announced his first tour as The Microphones in 18 years, supporting his first album under his old moniker in 17 years, 2020’s excellent Microphones in 2020. It includes an NYC show at an ornate Brooklyn church, St.… Read More
“Won’t you give me everything? Love me like a summer fling…” Nina Nesbitt! You know and love the 26-year-old half-Scottish, half-Swedish singer-songwriter best for hits over the past decade like “Stay Out,” “The Best You Had” and “Somebody Special,” as… 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
Alex Cameron has released a new single featuring covers of two songs from Kenny Rogers‘ 1983 album Eyes That See in the Dark that was produced (and mostly written) by The Bee-Gees‘ Barry Gibb. He covers the classic Kenny / Dolly… Read More
Koreless’ debut single sounded like the work of someone who’d already been whittling his ideas down for a good long while. Released in 2011, “4D” and its B-side, “MTI,” were elegantly stripped takes on the nebulous style known simply as… Read More
Nothing have released a new vinyl-only album Don’t Look For Light In Tunnels (A Decade Of Nothing) that was recorded as a celebration of their 10th anniversary. Here’s the description: In 2020, to commemorate a decade of Nothing, Domenic Palermo… Read More
Tickets to three newly-added shows at new Bushwick venue Brooklyn Made — Boy Harsher on October 31, Whitney on November 2, and The Wallflowers on November 10 — go on BrooklynVegan Presale today (7/8) at 10 AM with the password… Read More
As mentioned, Halsey has a new album, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power, on the way, produced by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. She revealed the cover art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and you can watch… Read More
Brooklyn indie/emo band A Great Big Pile of Leaves recently teased their first album in eight years, and now they’ve finally announced it. It’s called Pono and due August 13 via Topshelf (pre-order). After working with producer Ed Ackerson on… Read More