Margaret Glaspy wrote her new single, "My Body My Choice," two years ago, but decided to release it after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. "This is a song of protest," she writes. "Taking away resources from people who… Read More
Camp Cope released their great new album Running with the Hurricane earlier this year (order it on limited edition ultra clear/baby pink moon phase vinyl), and they've shared a new video for the soaring title track, one of the highlights… Read More
Soul Glo have been very busy on the road since releasing their new album Diaspora Problems, one of our favorite albums of 2022 so far. The Philly band was last in NYC to open rapper ELUCID's release show for I… Read More
Wet Leg have given their song "Too Late Now," one of the many standouts on their great debut album, over to Soulwax's Stephen & David Dewaele to remix. Soulwax rip the track apart and rebuild it as a minimal techno… Read More
Chamberlain continue to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their classic album Fate's Got A Driver this year. The album came out in a time of transition for the band; it was originally released in 1995 when they were still called… Read More
Kate Bush isn't the only artist with an '80s classic having a resurgence thanks to use in Stranger Things. Metallica's "Master of Puppets" has re-entered the charts (and topped the iTunes rock chart) after Stranger Things' Eddie Munson (played by… Read More
Power Trip guitarist Blake Ibanez recently spoke about new music he had been writing, and now in an interview with Dallas Observer he broke the news about a new band he formed: Fugitive. It's a collaboration with vocalist Seth Gilmore… Read More
A Perfect Circle's Billy Howerdel released his debut solo album, What Normal Was, on June 10, and is now on tour in support. That tour with VOWWS hits NYC's Gramercy Theatre tonight (July 6), Theatre of the Living Arts in… Read More
“Why you gotta be so immature?” FLO‘s on a roll. It’s been a few months since the release of their viral debut single “Cardboard Box,” which immediately caught the attentions of acts like SZA and JoJo on social media, and… Read More
Good news: BAD Mode is continuing to go the distance (reference). Six months after the initial release of their eighth Japanese studio album, Hikaru Utada is further extending the album’s shelf life with a chic pairing between a critically hailed… Read More