Phoebe Bridgers' North American tour resumes next week, and she's revealed who will be joining her to open the dates. She's taking signees to her Saddest Factory label, who will each join her for select dates. Sloppy Jane opens the… Read More
Slipknot are in the midst of their 2022 Knotfest Roadshow, and about to begin a leg of dates with Cypress Hill and Ho99o9, which includes a big Brooklyn show at Barclays Center on May 20. Tickets are still available, and… Read More
The always-great LA hardcore (and more) festival Sound and Fury returns July 30 & 31 to Exposition Park, and the lineup is stacked as ever. It includes the first-announced reunion show from Pity Sex, who broke up in 2016, plus… Read More
Butthole Surfers' Paul Leary released his debut solo album, The History of Dogs, in 1991 on Rough Trade. It's a gonzo blenderization of punk, psych, glam, industrial, folk, and whatever else was in Paul's brain at the time, along with such… Read More
Fort Worth, Texas band Trauma Ray make shoegazy grunge (or is it grungy shoegaze?) that sounds like it pulls from classic '90s bands like Hum, Failure, and The Smashing Pumpkins, and also would sit nicely next to more modern bands… Read More
The iconic "Subterranean Homesick Blues" sequence in D.A. Pennebaker's classic 1967 Bob Dylan documentary Don't Look Back, where Bob flips through cue cards of the song's lyrics in a London alleyway, has been copied and paid homage to countless times over… Read More
Connecticut hardcore-infused death metallers Vomit Forth dropped a three-song promo via Maggot Stomp on New Year's Day 2021, and revealed at the time that they'd be recording their debut album Seething Malevolence. Now the album has been announced, and it… Read More
When the great US ska-punk label Bad Time Records put out their The Shape of Ska Punk To Come: Volume 2 compilation back in December, it not only included several BTR-signed and US-based bands, it also included a couple great… Read More
Voxtrot, the '00s era Austin band, were cultishly loved but never quite got their due, breaking up in 2010 after their "Goodbye Cruel World" tour. Frontman Ramesh Srivastava went solo, and back in March released new album Eternal Spring. But… Read More
Young Jesus have been relatively quiet since releasing their 2020 album Welcome to Conceptual Beach, but they just surprise-released a new Bandcamp-exclusive EP for Bandcamp Friday, Love For A New Century. The whole thing was produced, mixed, and performed by… Read More