If you're unfamiliar with Dr. Acula, the Long Island band were originally around between 2005 and 2012 and made a totally batshit style of heavy music that they dubbed "party grind," which hopped between grindcore, deathcore, mathcore, synthcore, and the… Read More
Grumpster recently released the singles "Crash" (which we named one of the best punk songs of December) and "Looking Good," and now they've announced their new album Fever Dream, due June 17 via Pure Noise (pre-order) and featuring both recent… Read More
Philly's ASkySoBlack released one of 2021's best punk EPs with their debut What Is Yet To Come?, and now they've just followed it with a second killer EP, Autumn In The Water, out today via New Morality Zine. On the… Read More
Little Simz released one of the best albums of 2021, Sometimes I Might Be Introvert, in September, and we were highly anticipating her North American tour supporting it, which was scheduled to begin in May. Because of "unforeseen circumstances," however,… Read More
Billy Bragg released his 10th studio album, The Million Things That Never Happened, back in October, and now he's announced a North American tour supporting it. "Among the million things that never happened were my planned US dates for the… Read More
Citizen are about to begin a tour with Turnstile and Ceremony, and ahead of that, they've released a new standalone single "Bash Out." It's a driving, garagey punk ripper that sounds like it's channelling some of the band's love of… Read More
Neko Case will celebrate her two-decade-plus long career with a digital-only career retrospective album, Wild Creatures, which features 22 songs from throughout Neko's career and the new song "Oh, Shadowless." The album comes out this Friday (4/22) via ANTI-, and… Read More
Here's a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. JAPANESE BREAKFAST (NEW DATES WITH LINDA LINDAS, BARRIE, CATE LE BON, MORE) Japanese Breakfast, who just played Coachella Weekend 1, has expanded her North American tour with new… Read More
Rodrigo, backed by a terrific four piece band, sat down at the piano Friday to deliver her breakout debut single “drivers license.” “I wrote this song about driving through the suburbs crying…” said the singer, outlining the origins of the… Read More
Ministry are currently on tour celebrating the belated 30th anniversary of their classic 1989 album The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste. The tour, originally set for 2020, was a reunion of the "Industrial Strength" tour with KMFDM and Front… Read More