Author: Gina Alexander

2021 has wasted no time getting right into the good new music, and there's much more to come; we just recently posted a list of albums we're anticipating in 2021 plus a bunch of metal albums we're looking forward to… Read More

Having been dropped by his label Mexican Summer after attending the Trump rally last week that turned into the riot on Capitol Hill, Ariel Pink defended himself in a fairly surreal interview with Fox News' genuinely horrible Tucker Carlson, saying that… Read More

Anxious released one of the best hardcore/emo EPs in recent memory with 2019's Never Better, which brought to mind anything from Title Fight to early 2000s Long Island emo to '90s alternative rock, and we've been anticipating their debut full-length… Read More

Jane Birkin will release new album Oh! Pardon tu dormais… on February 5 via Verve. It's her first album since 2017's Birkin/Gainsbourg: Symphonique, and her first of new material since 2008's Enfants d'Hiver, and is partially based on Birkin’s theatrical… 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

Dead Can Dance's Lisa Gerrard and collaborator Jules Maxwell have announced they'll release a new album, Burn, on May 5 via Atlantic Curve (the UK label that's part of the Schubert Music Europe group). The album was produced by James… Read More

The same day that Ariel Pink visited the US Capitol with John Maus, to "peacefully show [his] support for the president" while rioters stormed the capitol building, he was ruled against in a Los Angeles court. Pitchfork reports that Los… Read More

Things have been busy in the Bleach Everything world lately. Guitarist Graham Scala's new electronic project with Ian Miller (Kowloon Walled City), Collapse Culture, are releasing their debut album on January 29, and drummer Ryan Parrish's new band Terminal Bliss… Read More

Following allegations of emotional abuse against Beach Slang frontman James Alex, including ones by former manager Charlie Lowe, James' family announced that the band had broken up and that he was receiving inpatient treatment for mental illness. Now record label Polyvinyl,… Read More