Oasis aren’t the only Britpop legends getting the gang back together this year. Pulp have announced a new album, their first since We Love Life 24 years ago. It’s called More, and in an accompanying statement, the group’s ever-stylish frontman… Read More
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard release albums. That’s just what they do: Since 2012, they’ve dropped a whopping 26 of them, and that number will soon rise to 27, as they just announced another new one, Phantom Island. The… Read More
After finding their “Inner World Peace,” Frankie Cosmos have announced a new album. The New York-based indie-pop group — led by the Taylor Swift-covering Greta Kline — will release Different Talking on June 6. The entirely self-produced album is described… Read More
The Convenience indulged in synth-pop for their last album, Accellerator, but the duo of Duncan Troast and Nick Corson find themselves back in the realm of artistic punk on the upcoming album Like Cartoon Vampires, which is set to arrive… Read More
Sydney Sweeney is one of the popular actresses of her generation; she’s even been immortalized in song. The latest track named after the Euphoria actress comes from Chicago-based group Smut in the lead single from their just-announced album, Tomorrow Comes… Read More
The song titles are a tip-off. With a Bon Iver album, they can be a difficult proposition. Ever since 2016’s 22, A Million, the tracklist for a Justin Vernon LP reads more like a menacing letter from a Zodiac-inspired serial… Read More
Mac DeMarco is officially back. Today (April 8), the “Heart To Heart” musician announced his plans for the year with a corky video on Instagram. Although Mac Demarco the clip (viewable here) is primarily filled with awkward silence, just before… Read More
It’s not infrequent that Spotify makes changes to its offerings and pricing structures, and some users are concerned that a particularly unfavorable shift could be on the way. On X (formerly Twitter), one user wrote, “I’ve just heard that apparently… Read More
Following a tumultuous period, Arcade Fire is back: Today (April 8), the Canadian favorites have officially announced Pink Elephant, a new album that’s set to arrive on May 9. Ahead of then, the band has shared the single “Year Of… Read More
Over the past couple months, it has appeared like the often-mysterious Death Grips have broken up. Now, though, the group has assured that this is actually not the case. A message shared on the band’s social media pages today (April… Read More