Originally released in 2006, Hosannas From The Basements of Hell is Killing Joke's 12th album and second since Jaz Coleman reformed the group in 2002. It finds the band stretching their wings over nine lengthy songs that incorporate everything they'd… Read More

"I had big ideas, the band were so excited, the kind you’d rather not share over the phone," Alex Turner sings midway through Arctic Monkeys' seventh album. "But now the orchestra’s got us all surrounded and I cannot for the life of… Read More

At the very beginning of 2022, Burial dropped the excellent-as-ever new EP Antidawn. Now, before the year ends, he has another new one, Streetlands. It's got three tracks that clock in at over 34 minutes, and much of it finds… Read More

So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we'd call "indie," and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and… Read More

The familes of two people who died at Travis Scott's 2021 Astroworld Festival have settled their lawsuits against Scott, Live Nation, and others, Houston Chronicle reports. One of the settlements was announced in an Instagram post from attorney Tony Buzbee;… Read More

UK techno icons Orbital spent the first part of 2022 celebrating their 30th anniversary with a retrospective box set, and now they're looking forward, announcing new album Optical Delusion which will be out February 17. The album features guests on… Read More

Atlanta rapper Destroy Lonely has announced a North American tour through the end of the year, supporting his newest album No Stylist (listen to the viral title track below). He'll be joined on the road by Opium (Playboi Carti's imprint)… Read More

Maggie Rogers released a new album, Surrender, over the summer, and now she's announced a tour supporting it. Her Feral Joy Tour is her first North American run since 2019, and it includes dates in February and March of 2023… Read More

Austin's Levitation festival is next weekend (October 27-30) across a bunch of venues in the Red River Culture District of downtown, and they've now announced the daily schedules. OSEES play all four nights at Hotel Vegas, which makes some of the nightly… Read More

Progressive death metal band Rivers of Nihil have announced they're parting ways with founding vocalist Jake Dieffenbach. The band published a statement via Twitter detailing how they plan to move forward–bassist Adam Biggs will take on lead vocals. The statement… Read More