Brooklyn rapper (and firefighter) Ka surprised released TWO new albums today: Languish Arts and Woeful Studies. As he's done with albums in the past, both are currently available only as paid downloads from his website ($20), but he has shared the video… Read More

Having already toured here around Coachella in the spring (and back for Lollapalooza this summer), IDLES are currently on their third visit to North America this year (and fourth time in a less than 12 months), and hit Brooklyn on Thursday night for… Read More

Wilco have been making seasonal playlists with music they've been digging, and they've shared a new one for summer 2022. It includes albums from Soul Glo, Beyonce, Horsegirl, Kendrick Lamar, Angel Olsen, Dry Cleaning, Chat Pile, Kevin Morby, Earl Sweatshirt,… Read More

With their terrific new album How Do You Burn? just a week old, The Afghan Whigs are out on the road, and hit NYC on Thursday night (9/15) for a show at Brooklyn Steel. Greg Dulli and the current lineup… Read More

Drake is making headlines again for his latest beef, but this time he isn't embroiled in a feud with a fellow rapper, but instead with a music critic. YouTuber Anthony Fantano called Drake's latest album, Honestly, Nevermind, "NOT GOOD" in… Read More

Experimental rapper MAVI has announced a new album, Laughing So Hard It Hurts, due October 14 via self-release. First single "Baking Soda" was produced by Chicago's Monte Booker (Noname, Saba, Smino, etc), and MAVI's dizzying style sounds great over Monte's… Read More

Rhett Miller came up through the '90s alt-country scene, but his new album, The Misfit, comes from a decidedly different place. Working with producer Sam Cohen, they had no boundaries for how the songs should sound, and the result is a record… Read More

Paris based Al-Qasar are a Middle Eastern psych rock collective who call their sound "Arabian fuzz." Says bandleader Thomas Attar Bellier, “Al-Qasar was born in the Barbès neighbourhood of Paris. I’ve lived in Los Angeles, Paris, New York, Lisbon… I… Read More

Estonian band Holy Motors have covered "Superstar," the song by Bonnie Bramlett and Leon Russell that was a 1971 hit for The Carpenters and has been covered by everyone from Luther Vandross to Sonic Youth. Holy Motors' version is both… Read More

Two NYC post-hardcore bands, the long-running Pilot to Gunner and the recently-formed Her Head's On Fire (members of Garrison, Gay For Johnny Depp, Small Brown Bike, Saves The Day), have a split 7" coming out on Mind Over Matter Records… Read More