Pom Pom Squad announced a spring 2022 tour in support of their debut LP, this year’s Death of a Cheerleader. The dates begin in April and include stops in Richmond, Atlanta, Nashville, New Orleans, Dallas, Houston, Austin, Los Angeles, San… Read More
We’ve teamed with Drug Church on a limited red/black splatter variant of their upcoming album. Pre-order yours now. Earlier this year, Drug Church released the Tawny EP, which features a Cheer outtake, a cover, and two new songs, and they… Read More
Moses Sumney has announced a new live album, Live from Blackalachia, and performance film, Blackalachia, both due out December 10 via his creative label Tuntum. They feature “re-imagined, dynamic band arrangements” of songs from his LPs, his fantastic 2017 debut… Read More
UK genre-defying post-hardcore band recently returned with new single “Cloaked,” and now they’ve announced a new album and shared the second single. The LP’s called Where Myth Becomes Memory and it’s due February 4 via MNRK (pre-order), and new single… Read More
Christopher Bono’s experimental contemporary classical project NOUS has collaborated with new age icon and laughter meditation practitioner Laraaji and sound healer / Usui Reiki Master Arji OceAnanda on a new album titled Circle of Celebration. The album’s out Friday, November… Read More
Australian garage punks The Chats released their infectious debut, High Risk Behavior, last March just as pandemic lockdown hit. You can listen to that and watch a few videos below. They were also supposed to tour with Mean Jeans and… Read More
Right before The Movielife open their former Drive-Thru Records labelmates The Starting Line‘s holiday shows in Philly and NJ (tickets), they’ll headline their own holiday show in Brooklyn at Monarch on December 16. It’s an all-Long Island bill with openers… Read More
Coheed & Cambria are gearing up for a new album, and having recently released the new song “Shoulders,” they’ve now dropped a second new single, “Rise, Naianasha (Cut The Cord),” which frontman Claudio Sanchez says “explores the reach of love… Read More
Back in October, Steve Albini took to Twitter to talk about his “role in inspiring ‘edgelord’ shit” with “things I said and did from an ignorant position of comfort and privilege” that were “clearly awful.” MEL magazine just published a… Read More
So many artists, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie,” and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more all day. We… Read More