2020 brought Hey U X, Benee’s debut album, and she followed it in 2022 with a new EP, Lychee. It appears the gears are turning on a new project: She released “Sad Boiii” in September and today (November 15), she… Read More
Next week, Father John Misty will release his sixth album, Mahashmashana. It’s one of his best, displaying all the qualities associated with the man: wit, insight, grandiosity, melody, beauty, a willingness to be viewed as pretentious in service of forwarding… Read More
In The Unknown, Vincent Poag takes listeners on an intimate journey through the winding paths of existence, embracing both the mundane and the extraordinary with equal parts introspection and grace. His latest album reveals an artist at the height of… Read More
This week, the guys recorded Indiecast a few days early, so they apologize in advance for missing any potential indie news. Steven was off to NYC for the film festival premiere of Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary — which he worked on… Read More
Back in August, Jack White hit the road on an unofficial tour to promote his new album, No Name (which is what fans are calling it, since it seems not to have an actual title). At the time, the Detroit… Read More
Matt Champion, formerly of Brockhampton and recently successful as a solo artist, has been expanding his list of collaborators lately. After working with Blackpink’s Jennie on “Slow Motion” earlier this year, he pairs up with the genre agnostic Deb Never… Read More
FKA Twigs is currently prepping her first new project since the 2022 mixtape Caprisongs. The album is Eusexua and it’s set to drop at the top of next year, on January 25. Today (November 14), she has shared a fresh… Read More
Last month, James Blake released a new song called “Like The End,” but it was only made available via Vault, a subscription platform he helped launch earlier this year. Now, though, he has given the track a wider traditional release.… Read More
With their debut single, “No Common Ground”, indie folk duo Chalumeau delivers a bold commentary on modern social and political divisions. Comprised of Katherine Bergeron and Butch Rovan, both accomplished musicians and professors at Brown University, Chalumeau combines sharp lyrics… Read More
It’s been rumored lately that Linkin Park was getting ready to announce a big international tour. Well, the rumors were true: Today (November 14), the band has indeed announced 2025 dates for the From Zero World Tour, which span from… Read More