Aughts-era math/death/grind maniacs See You Next Tuesday released two albums on Ferret in the late 2000s before calling it quits in 2009, and now they're back and just announced their first album in 15 years, Distractions, due February 17 via… Read More
Irish folk singer-songwriter Lisa O'Neill has signed to Rough Trade Records, and announced her first album on the label, All of This Is Chance, due out on February 10 (pre-order). It follows her 2019 LP Heard a Long Gone Song,… Read More
Hudson Valley hardcore heroes Mindforce, makers of one of the best releases of 2022, are finally playing an NYC show. It happens on Saturday, January 28 at Saint Vitus, with support from Age of Apocalypse, Exhibition, Seed of Pain, and… Read More
The Bad Ends, the Athens, GA group led by former Five-Eight frontman Mike Mantione and featuring Bill Berry on drums (his first band since leaving R.E.M.), have shared the video for "Thanksgiving 1915" which is on their upcoming debut album,… Read More
If you've tried to use Ticketmaster today (11/15) you've likely noticed that the site is partiall or entirely broken, with error messages from 502 Bad Gateways to Error 503 first byte timeouts to "We Apologize for the Interruption" coming up.… Read More
Hot off the release of fantastic singles "Washed Away" and "Happy Ending," Kelela has officially announced a new album, RAVEN, due out February 10 via Warp (pre-order). She produced the album, her first full length since her 2017 debut Take… Read More
Graham Nash is finishing up work on his new studio album, titled Now, which will be out in spring of 2023. While details on that are still to come, he has announced that he'll celebrate the 60th anniversary of his first… Read More
Vanessa Carlton has announced her 2023 "Future Pain" Tour, a headlining North American run kicking off in March. The tour supports her 2020 album Love Is An Art, and follows a recently-wrapped stint opening for Stevie Nicks. The "Future Pain"… Read More
shame have announced a new album, Food for Worms, which will be out February 24 via Dead Oceans. The album was produced by Flood (U2, Nine Inch Nails, PJ Harvey) and finds the UK band expanding beyond their post-punk origins.… Read More
Bowery Presents is opening a new venue, Racket, in the Manhattan space that previously housed Highline Ballroom, and they've announced the initial lineup. It begins with Real Estate on January 7, 2023, and also includes dates from TR/ST, Anna of… Read More