The Red Hot Chili Peppers brought their global Stadium Tour to the NYC area on Wednesday night (8/17), hitting NJ's MetLife Stadium. Energized by the return of guitarist John Frusciante to the fold — by the end of the year… Read More
Soccer Mommy released her third studio album, one of our favorites of the year so far, Sometimes, Forever, in June, and Los Angeles pop duo Magdalena Bay have now reworked its first single, "Shotgun." Their remix brings the dreamy track… Read More
Interpol's instant-classic 2002 debut album Turn On The Bright Lights turns 20 this Saturday (8/20), and they've got a couple new things out to celebrate the anniversary. They just added 2003's The Black EP to streaming services; the EP has… Read More
Soul singer Lee Fields has detailed his first album for Daptone Records — it's titled Sentimental Fool, and will be out out October 28 (pre-order) via the label. The record was produced by Daptone founder Bosco Mann (aka Gabriel Roth),… Read More
Earlier this year, Vein.fm bassist Jon Lhaubouet (lead vocals), guitarist Andrew “Lumpy” Wojcik (Sanction, King Nine), bassist Jesse Sutherland (drummer of All Out War), and Mindforce members Mike Shaw (guitar) and Jay Petagine (drums) came together as No Souls Saved,… Read More
Kanye West has been making headlines again, this time for his Yeezy x Gap clothing line. The pricy collaboration, which includes a $300 bodysuit, $240 hoodies, $220 sateen cargo pants, $140 t-shirts, $60-80 tank tops, and a $40 keychain, among… Read More
Q Lazzarus, aka singer and songwriter Diane Luckey, died on July 19, but the sad news only broke today. It weirdly seems fitting for an artist we know so little about and whose enigmatic cult status has continued to grow.… Read More
NYC/Boston indie rock vets Sleepyhead will release New Alchemy, their first album in eight years, this Friday, August 19. They made it at legendary Boston studio Q Division, and the title was inspired by New Alchemy Institute, a utopian research facility founded… Read More
Diane Luckey, the enigmatic musician who recorded and performed as Q Lazzarus and whose single "Goodbye Horses" was famously used in Silence of the Lambs, has died. Via Stereogum, Luckey died on July 19 at age 59. As Q Lazzarus,… Read More
Parting — the new-ish band co-fronted by Keith Latinen (Empire! Empire! (I Was A Lonely Estate)) and Ben Hendricks (Annabel) that also includes Gooey Fame (ex-Dowsing), and John Guynn (Hawk & Son) — released their debut record Unmake Me on… Read More