In between the back and forth of LCD Soundsystem’s constant on and off again status, the members have been busy on their own side projects. Drummer and cofounder Pat Mahoney
The music of the 70s mostly falls into the genres of rock, disco and funk. However, before funk took off in the 70s the groundwork was being laid previous decade
Though the latest release from The Mountain Goats, Dark in Here, may (from the title) seem like another album created during quarantine, it was actually recorded the second week of
Just as Britpop was losing its momentum, Travis released their breakthrough sophomore album The Man Who with its single “Why Does It Always Rain On Me?” and brought attention to
After more than half a decade on from their last album, Best Blues, Brooklyn-based Small Black is back with their fourth studio album, Cheap Dreams. The album finds the band
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Austin Crane, the man behind Valley Maker, brings us When the Day Leaves, his latest work with long time collaborators Amy Goodwin and Trevor Spencer. Where his previous album Rhododendron
Montreal-based indie psych-rockers The Besnard Lakes are back with their new album, The Besnard Lakes Are the Last of the Great Thunderstorm Warnings, after a five-year break. The album title
Most of 2020 has been a disappointing heap of cancellations, curfews and COVID. For music lovers, it has been especially difficult because of the absence of live performances. Some of
Saying that Alex Maas has had a huge hand in the modern psych rock movement is by no means an overstatement. Besides fronting the Austin-based psych rock band The Black
