R&B innovator Jeremih has done a handful of cool guest verses over the past couple years, and he recently finally put his classic Late Nights mixtape on streaming services, but it's been a minute since he released his own new… Read More
Oh my god it's another insanely massive week for new releases! Will it ever stop? It's hard to really complain with a stacked week like this, so many big bands and albums, apart from where to start listening. I review… Read More
The Cure are continuing to debut new songs on their Lost World Tour in Europe, and Thursday night (10/20) in Krakow, Poland, they played "I Can Never Say Goodbye" for the first time. This is the fourth new one they've… Read More
It's another big week in the music world. Botch and Joni Mitchell both just announced their first proper shows in over 20 years, and this weekend finally brings the much-talked-about When We Were Young Festival to Las Vegas. It's also… Read More
The same weekend we get the much-talked-about When We Were Young Festival with headliners My Chemical Romance and Paramore, we also get the debut album by Pinkshift, a much-talked-about newer band whose great 2021 debut EP has been compared to… Read More
Sleater-Kinney's Dig Me In: A Dig Me Out Covers Album is here, with covers of every song on the classic 1997 album by St. Vincent, Wilco, Margo Price, TV On The Radio's Tunde Adebimpe, Self Esteem, Courtney Barnett, Black Belt… Read More
Type O Negative's classic sophomore studio LP, 1992's The Origin of the Feces, is getting its first ever North American vinyl pressing. The new version has the infamous original NSFW cover art restored — along with a peelable scratch-n-sniff sticker… Read More
TONIGHT IN NYC: King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, black midi, Leah Senior @ Forest Hills Stadium AVAIL, Paint it Black, Kill Your Idols, School Drugs @ Irving Plaza Iron Maiden, Within Temptation @ Prudential Center Algernon Cadwallader, Customer, Nervous… Read More
Originally released in 2006, Hosannas From The Basements of Hell is Killing Joke's 12th album and second since Jaz Coleman reformed the group in 2002. It finds the band stretching their wings over nine lengthy songs that incorporate everything they'd… Read More
"I had big ideas, the band were so excited, the kind you’d rather not share over the phone," Alex Turner sings midway through Arctic Monkeys' seventh album. "But now the orchestra’s got us all surrounded and I cannot for the life of… Read More