The Melvins will attempt to become the Guinness World Record holders for the first band to tour the full United States and D.C. in 51 days with a tour
Grizzly Bear will release the follow-up to 2009’s acclaimed "Veckatimest" album on Sept. 18 through Warp Records. Although the Brooklyn group’s fourth studio effort does not yet have an announced title,
To proclaim that Lettuce avoids the usual pitfalls of contemporary funk is a left-handed compliment for sure, but it does say more than a little about the power and cohesion of Fly. In the diversity of material and arrangement, not to mention the savvy musicianship and production by which the band parlay their skills, this album is the sound of a group full of the confidence that comes with validation of their chosen style.
It’s wonderful to have a new album from Joe Walsh. He’s a true musical innovator and that by itself makes him worth hearing. His newest project has some great moments. At its best it succeeds in the same way Walsh’s work has always succeeded: sounding like nobody but himself. After all, it’s about personality.
Anti- Records is thrilled to announce the July 24th release of The Antlers‘ four-song record Undersea. In January, the celebrated Brooklyn band returned from a year of touring and entered
Bob Mould will release Silver Age, his first album of all-new studio material since 2009’s Life and Times, on September 4, 2012 on Merge Records. The new record features Bob’s
Parker was on the hunt for a new pair of desktop speakers and found a winner.
Watch nine videos from last night’s Levon Helm Tribute at Brooklyn Bowl.
Buzz artist Gotye embarks on the biggest U.S. tour of his career in August.
Butch Trucks’ webcasting service will provide two days worth of free webcasts from August’s Peach Music Festival.
