Marvel’s Agatha All Along miniseries is rolling along, and now Japanese Breakfast has found an in: Today (October 18), Michelle Zauner shared a song she recorded for the show, “The Ballad Of The Witches’ Road (Pop Version).” She worked on… Read More
Mk.gee’s plans for global dominance are going accordingly. The “Lonely Fight” musician’s North American tour wing wrapped up without incident. Now, Mk.gee is preparing to set UK and Europe ablaze starting on Halloween day. Although Mk.gee’s album, Two Star &… Read More
There is a new Japandroids album out today. It is called Fate And Alcohol. It is also the final Japandroids album. So now, I will give them their eulogy. Japandroids are (were) an indie-rock duo from Vancouver. They were composed… Read More
This week’s episode begins with a quick Sportscast on some of the biggest buffoons in sports, who happen to work in Philadelphia and New York. From there, Steven and Ian talk about the final album from Japandroids, Fate And Alcohol,… Read More
FKA Twigs’ third studio album, Eusexua, is due for release on January 24, 2025, and her singles promoting it have the heavy job of explaining its heady title. While the self-titled lead single shed some light on the subject, her… Read More
Vans Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman recently said the famed pop-punk festival is coming back in 2025. The context of that confirmation, though, was sort of off-the-cuff, but now there’s more official news: It was formally announced today (October 17)… Read More
The Garden State soundtrack is one of the most iconic of the millennium. As the Zach Braff film and OST turn 20 years old this year, something big is happening: It was announced today (October 17) that a 20th anniversary… Read More
We haven’t heard from London favorites Sorry since their dropped their 2022 album Anywhere But Here.” But, they’re back now: Today (October 17), they shared the new single “Waxwing.” The track is built on an interpolation of the lyrics from… Read More
In recent years, Julian Casablancas has split his time between his two main musical projects, The Strokes and The Voidz. If you ask him, though, it sounds like he prefers the latter to the former. In a new Los Angeles… Read More
Justin Vernon is a touring veteran with Bon Iver, but it’s not a universally positive experience. He spoke about this in a new interview with The New Yorker, telling the story of a time he cried “hard” on stage. Vernon… Read More