Following last year’s terrific self-titled debut album, UK group Working Men’s Club are back with a new single. “X” finds the band laying off the synthesizers just a little to deliver a taut, nervy ripper that you can still dance… Read More
The BrooklynVegan Show on Vans.com/Channel66 returns this Thursday (4/1) from 11 AM to 1 PM ET and this week’s guest is Mikey Erg and his band, who will be performing a 25-minute live set and coming on the show to… Read More
Wavves are back with their first new song since 2017’s You’re Welcome (which came out on the band’s own Ghost Ramp label) and their first release for Fat Possum since 2010’s indie-scene classic King of the Beach. Wavves have always… Read More
NJ’s Teenage Halloween‘s self-titled debut album was not just one of our 10 favorite punk albums of 2020 but one of our favorites of the year in any genre, and if this was a normal year, we’d definitely have seen… Read More
Long Island post-hardcore vets From Autumn to Ashes were scheduled to play their first shows in over four years in 2020, until COVID got in the way. The dates were rescheduled to May of 2021, and now they’re being moved… Read More
Malcolm Cecil, the synthesizer pioneer and record producer, has died at age 84 after a long illness. He was 84. With Robert Margouleff, Cecil created legendary modular synthesizer TONTO (The Original New Timbral Orchestra), which was the first attempt to… Read More
As we’ve said before, Enemy You were one of the most underrated melodic punk bands of the ’90s and ’00s, and ever since vocalist David Jones sadly took his own life in 2015, tributes to him have continued to come… Read More
To go along with our list of Creation Records’ 21 Best Records, we’ve been asking some of the artists who were on the label to tell us about their favorites. Here we’ve got a list from Norman Blake of Teenage Fanclub. Hailing from Glasgow,… Read More
Moby has announced a new album, Reprise, which offers up orchestral versions of songs from throughout his catalog, and will be out May 28 via Deutsche Grammophon. For it he worked with the Budapest Art Orchestra and a cavalcade of… Read More
City Winery continue to add shows to the reopening schedule of their new Manhattan location at Pier 57, which is set to begin holding shows on April 2, when NY venues are allowed to reopen at limited capacity. They’ve just… Read More