FKA Twigs last time touring in the US was in 2019. Tomorrow (March 26), that was set to change when the “Drums Of Death” singer’s Eusexua Tour made a stop in Chicago at Salt Shed. However, in a new video… Read More
Oasis’ long-awaited reunion tour has attracted a considerable amount of attention. But fans of the “Bring It On Down” musicians are not the only ones with complaints about how quickly tickets sold out. Today (March 25), the UK’s Competition and… Read More
Sometimes resistance requires rest. For Laura Jane Grace that meant stepping away from the public eye for a month. During the “Park Life Forever” musician’s songwriting retreat, Laura Jane Grace penned a new body of protest tunes. This summer those… Read More
Outside Lands has become one of the biggest things to look forward to during summer in the Bay Area for nearly two decades. Now, the tradition continues, as today (March 25), organizers have announced the lineup for the 2025 festival.… Read More
It’s a good day for indie pairings. Pup and Jeff Rosenstock released a new song and are going on tour together, and now we have MJ Lenderman covering “Dancing In The Club” by This Is Lorelei. The track will appear… Read More
“I don’t want to do this. It’s too hard.” That’s what I wanted to say when my boss asked me to write a column about my favorite indie-rock albums of the 21st century. Because it really is too hard. We’re… Read More
“Why can’t we just get along?” Pup once sang. Well, the Canadian punks get along quite well with Jeff Rosenstock, and on Tuesday (March 25), they released with the indie savior. “Get Dumber” is the latest ripping single from the… Read More
Pavement wants to ensure their story is told in its entirety. Earlier this month, a teaser of the band’s forthcoming biopic Range Life: A Pavement Story starring Joe Keery was released. But just in case vital things about the group’s… Read More
Cass McCombs has kept busy in one way or another over the past two decades, releasing a consistent stream of albums since 2003. Now he has some fresh output for the oeuvre, a song called “Priestess.” A press release calls… Read More
The album cover of Deafheaven’s second album, 2013’s Sunbather, accrued a weighty, polarizing significance that its creators never anticipated it would bear. It garnered derision from metal purists, memetic adaptations from the chronically online, and lavish praise from the Pitchfork-pilled.… Read More