Author: Gina Alexander

Back in April, New York Comic Con announced that they’d be moving ahead with their 2021 edition, scheduled for October 7-10 at Javits Center, with a reduced capacity. They’ve now detailed ticket procedures, which will be different than usual. They’ll… Read More

Synthpop vet Gary Numan recently detailed a European tour happening next year in support of his new album, Intruder, and he’s now announced that before that, he’ll tour this year in North America. The dates begin on September 17 in… Read More

De La Soul‘s catalog is full of hip hop classics, but their ’80s and ’90s albums have been off of streaming services due to contract disputes between the band and their former label, Tommy Boy. Variety reports that there’s hope on… Read More

You know, we were just joking on the pod about Dua Lipa going full-on Joanne for DL3 a week ago. Clearly, she’s been listening. Our Darling Dua has been Dua-ing it right time and time again with her over-a-year-long-and-going-strong Future… Read More

Hey, hope everyone had a good long weekend and is enjoying their June so far. I’m out today so I’m gonna keep this relatively quick, especially since it’s a very stacked week. I highlight ten new albums below, and here… Read More

Not only was there a new Darkthrone song released today, Norwegian black metal veterans Mayhem also unveiled the previously unreleased “Voces Ab Alta,” an outtake from the sessions for 2019’s Daemon that will appear on their upcoming Atavistic Black Disorder… Read More

So many artists, 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 post music news, track premieres, and more all day. In… Read More

With COVID cases on the decline and vaccination rates on the rise, tours and festivals are being announced again. Head here for more coronavirus-related news and check the Tour Dates category for more tour-related news. TURNSTILE TURNSTILE announced a trio… Read More

The Utadaissance continues. Hikaru Utada – Utada, if you’re nasty – is having quite a moment already in 2021. With a mere tweet here and there and a live Instagram Q&A or two (yes, English music is coming, no, she… Read More