Three decades is a long time to wait for a new album. Even more so when the band only had a few records to their name to begin with, but
Perhaps the first thing you’ll notice about the headline is the contradiction in terms with a band debuting with the title “Greatest Hits.” Yet, because these veterans of the Seattle
With the release of the (slightly) expanded version of 1999’s #447, the perpetually inner-directed and purposeful Marshall Crenshaw continues the reissue of his live and studio output originally released over
Many people dream of a career in film or television: the glitz, the glamour, getting to work with big stars and seeing their own names in the credits. In practice,
Australia’s Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever haev announced their new album, Endless Rooms, out May 6th on Sub Pop, as well as their first North American tour since 2019. Additionally, they
Both lyrically and sonically, Beck Pete exists at the intersection of where softness and grit meet. Beck swings both ways and finds home in the extremes of most aspects of
Dante Matas is a producer and multi-instrumentalist from Toronto. Matas began by writing music at a young age, forming his first band at Etobicoke School of the Arts where he majored in visual
And this year’s nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame include (drum roll please) both artists who are long overdue and others who, once again, are completely confusing.
Thirty years since forming celebrated indie rock band Built to Spill, Doug Martsch is still playing to eager ears, judging from the crowd that came out for a Sunday show
All Them Witches landed in Portland on a crisp winter Monday (January 31st), as the road dogs made the first of two area appearances on their current western tour, bringing
