Sombr is emerging as a star, with a profile big enough to land a Tonight Show performance slot. It’s all coming together as he releases his new album, I Barely Know Her, today (August 22). Among the highlights is “Crushing,”… Read More
Before Zach Bryan and Kings Of Leon released their recent collaboration “Bowery,” Bryan called it the “honor of my life.” It was a Bryan song featuring Kings Of Leon, and now Bryan has returned the favor by hopping on another… Read More
Steven and Ian open with a quick Sportscast about the new Dallas Cowboys documentary on Netflix, which Steven loves. They also discuss a viral tweet about the supposed best rock songs of the last 25 years, which includes a lot… Read More
Leave it to Toro Y Moi to put a unique spin on the modern deluxe album trend. Last year, he dropped Hole Erth, a nostalgic review of his suburban teen years with an odd combo of indie and rap sensibilities.… Read More
For decades, The Beatles Anthology has been a definitive document of the band, consisting of a documentary, compilations albums, and a book. It gets updated from time to time, and now is one of those times. It’s a big one,… Read More
The Marías have been kicking ass over the past few years, but now the band’s María Zardoya wants to try something different: She just launched Not For Radio, a new solo endeavor. Announcing the project on social media yesterday (August… Read More
This past weekend, Oasis wrapped up the UK stretch of their hot Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour. Aside from the shows themselves, the band also had Oasis Live ’25 Fan Stores available, full of exclusive tour merch. Well, the North… Read More
Once again, Sound Check and Jeremy Hecht expand the show’s musical palette, adding King Princess to the mix. The “1950” singer has diverse tastes, so of course, we put those tastes to the test in the latest episode. She even… Read More
Most of the artists I have interviewed in my life claim some level of discomfort with self-promotion. The reason for this is obvious: Talking about yourself in most contexts is looked upon as generally obnoxious behavior. The self-obsessed dude who… Read More
The Replacements’ third album, 1984’s Let It Be, is an ’80s indie rock classic. Now, over 40 years later, the project is getting a comprehensive and massive deluxe edition reissue. Aside from the newly remastered original album, the 4LP and… Read More