The third time’s a charm. If you were watching for an album announcement from Sega Bodega, you’re in luck. Today (March 25), the musician and producer took to his official Instagram page to unveil the cover and tracklist for his… Read More
The last several years have made the act of livesteaming essential, especially as global events caused more and more people to trade IRL experiences for the comfort and safety of their homes. But for many, this is a welcomed innovation… Read More
The Madden crew has grown by one. Yesterday (March 22), Cameron Diaz and Good Charlotte‘s Benji Madden announced the arrival of their second child. Despite Diaz advocating for couples to sleep in separate bedrooms, she clearly hasn’t paid heed to… Read More
Metallica has bad blood with Lloyd’s of London. Their issues date back to the insurance company denying coverage of the “72 Seasons” musician’s multiple 2020 show cancellations in South America due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. So, the pair have been… Read More
Good news (for people who love good news): Modest Mouse’s iconic 2004 album Good News For People Who Love Bad News turns 20 years old this year, so the band is marking the anniversary with an expanded reissue. This new… Read More
Today (March 22) is a big one for Nourished By Time for two reasons. First, the Baltimore singer/songwriter/producer just shared Catching Chickens, a new EP that’s his first release on XL Recordings. The second is that he also announced a… Read More
Pearl Jam is back and more kick-ass than ever. The band’s forthcoming album, Dark Matter, won’t be released until April 19. So, to hold fans over, today (March 22), they shared the latest single from the project, “Running.” It’s loud,… Read More
When one collaborative project closes, another one opens—or at least that’s what Better Oblivion Community Center fans hope. Yesterday (March 21), members Conor Oberst and Phoebe Bridgers surprised concertgoers with a surprise reunion. With Oberst’s bi-coastal residency in full swing,… Read More
Steven and Ian begin this week’s episode with a very non-indie rock topic — the story about Bruno Mars owing $50 million to a Las Vegas casino. They shoehorn a brief Sportscast about the emerging gambling scandal involving Shohei Ohtani,… Read More
In early 2022, Neil Young removed his music from Spotify, in protest of the streaming service being the exclusive home of The Joe Rogan Experience. Recently, though, the exclusivity came to an end and Rogan’s often-controversial podcast is now available… Read More