Multiple musicians spoke out about the Supreme Court's recent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade at this weekend's Glastonbury. Olivia Rodrigo, who voiced concern at a concert in DC back in May, brought out Lily Allen to sing "Fuck You."… Read More

The irony of the first few opening lines of MUNA‘s latest single “What I Want” is that they contain about…maybe 3% of what I want. “When I go out again / I’m gonna drink a lot / I’m gonna take… Read More

Seasonal multi-disciplinary concert series Outline will be back with its summer edition on Saturday, August 27 at Knockdown Center in Queens. The all-day event, which will feature both indoor and outdoor stages, is headlined by noise rock greats Lighting Bolt, with the rest of… Read More

The Bouncing Souls' classic self-titled album (their third LP and first for Epitaph) came out in 1997, and we're psyched to be teaming up with them for a new 25th anniversary pressing, on exclusive 140g coke bottle clear vinyl and… Read More

Ty Segall and The Freedom Band's North American tour hit NYC on Saturday (6/25) at Brooklyn Steel. While Ty played with Fuzz earlier this year, this was his first Freedom Band show here in nearly three years. This was a lot… Read More

Zola Jesus just released Arkhon, her sixth album and first in five years, which is a pleasing refinement of Nika Roza Danilova's style of operatic art pop. From our Notable Releases review: "Arkhon finds her doing what she does best, and it's also… Read More

Climate Control Projects, in partnership with Brian Eno's EarthPercent, has announced a new three-day festival in NYC, The Big Climate Thing, happening on September 16-18 at Forest Hills Stadium, Rolling Stone reports. The lineup features Khruangbin, HAIM, The Roots, Sheryl… Read More

Too Much Joy have announced a new album, All These Fucking Feelings, which will be out October 21 via Propeller Sound Recording. This follows a mere two years after Mistakes Were Made, which was the band's first new album in 24… Read More

Lamar’s set is tightly choreographed, involving two troupes of dancers, one all-male, the other all-female, their movements shifting from sinuous to militaristic. It’s also beautifully lit, frequently in stark white light, with the screens behind Lamar flashing up sections of… Read More

Pete Astor of The Weather Prophets and The Loft will release a new solo album, Time on Earth, on October 7 via Tapete. He made the album with drummer Ian Button (Wreckless Eric, Death in Vegas), bassist Andy Lewis (Spearmint, Paul… Read More