NOTE: We post the newest livestreams in a new post every week. Make sure you're reading the newest edition of our roundup – check the livestream tag HERE for the latest. LAST UPDATED: 12/23 at 6:18 PM ET HERE ARE… Read More
Earlier this year, NYC rapper/producer Navy Blue released his very good new album Àdá Irin, and today he put out a second album of 2020, Song of Sage: Post Panic!. These 18 new tracks find his hazy, psychedelic rap style… Read More
While their planned tour with Prince Daddy & The Hyena and Oso Oso was scrapped due to COVID, Sincere Engineer, the Chicago indie-punk project of Deanna Belos, had a busy year. They signed to Hopeless Records in October, sharing the… Read More
The stimulus package officially passed on Monday night, and that means the Save Our Stages Act — which will provide financial aid to independent venues and promoters — has passed too. Good news! A press release from the National Independent… Read More
Drummer and producer Karriem Riggins had a busy 2020 that included releasing an instrumental jazz album with Madlib as Jahari Massamba Unit, Pardon My French, in November, as well as contributing to his August Greene bandmate Common's new album A… Read More
“Foguete do tipo Nasa saindo da atmosfera…” 2020 has been almost exclusively bad, except for the music. And one of the best parts of this year in pop? The ample tag-team moments from our Queens of Pop, from “Rain on… 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
20. Iggy Pop and the Stooges – You Think You’re Bad Man: The Road Tapes ’73 – ’74 [Cherry Red] In 1969, the Stooges were a truth serum, forcing hippiedom to belch up the reality that flowers and hope had become just… Read More
When Blinker the Star released their third album August Everywhere in 1999, the moment was ripe for project founder and mastermind Jordon Zadorozny to stake out his own niche by embodying both DIY and pop sensibilities in a way that… Read More
L.A. trio Flat Worms released their second full-length, Antarctica, back in April via GOD?/Drag City. They made the album with Steve Albini and, no surprise, it's their toughest, punkest record yet. It was also rather well timed to the start… Read More