Chuck Prophet Brings Chops & Charisma To City Winery Loft (SHOW REVIEW)
At City Winer, Chuck Prophet and the band ripped through 20 old and new songs, and it felt normal, and it felt exceptionally good.
LISTEN: Trash Fiasco Combines Misfits Fueled Punk On Fiesty “Bastard From A Basket”
“Bastard from a Basket” is a beautifully chaotic and blistering new track from Chicago’s punk-garage rockers Trash Fiasco. Accompanied by an equally engaging music video that takes viewers on a debauched ride through a Mad Max: Fury road-style skateboard battle against capitalism to some sort of house show invaded by a garbage monster, “Bastard from a […]
LISTEN: Malou Madi Drops Deep-Pocketed R&B Grooves On “What We Don’t Say”
Singer and producer Malou Madi is releasing the third and last single ‘What we don’t say” from the EP of the same name. The song dives into the importance of what we don’t say to each other, an exploration of the desire to create a safe space for things to be said, or not said. […]
Frank Ocean, Gorillaz, Blackpink, Bad Bunny Headline Diverse Coachella Lineup
On a day when every major music festival announced the line-ups and dates for their annual concert getaways, throughout the day everyone was wondering when the monster that is Coachella will get around to announcing the artist taking the trip to California. Coachella arrived in fourth place today following Boston Calling, Bonnaroo and Sonic Temple) […]
Phish Announce Rare West Coast 2023 Spring Tour: Seattle, Berkeley, Hollywood Bowl
So, having just completed their highly acclaimed 2022 NYE sold-out run at MSG. Phish is announcing a short west coast tour in April.
Neutral Milk Hotel Announces ‘The Collected Works of Neutral Milk Hotel’ Box Set- Shares First Offical Release Of “Little Birds”
Today, Neutral Milk Hotel has announced The Collected Works of Neutral Milk Hotel, a box set out February 24th on Merge, and present the first official release of “Little Birds.”
VIDEO PREMIERE: Illiterate Light Keep It Real With Aching “Fuck LA”
Anything with an F-bomb in the title might suggest a message bigger than the song itself, but for Illiterate Light‘s “Fuck LA,” it suggests something more subtle. “Fuck LA” has nothing to do with Los Angeles. It’s the hollow ache that sneaks up on you while you are grinding away, traveling, and living apart from […]
M83 Return With New Album ‘Fantasy’ Out March 17th & Announce Spring Tour
M83, aka Anthony Gonzalez, announces the details of his new forthcoming full-length album, FANTASY, that will see release on March 17th, 2023 via Mute and is available to pre-order HERE.
Tool, Foo Fighters, KISS, Deftones, Avenged Sevenfold Lead Stacked Sonic Temple Festival Lineup
Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival returns to its home at the heartbeat of rock, the Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, Memorial Day Weekend–May 25-28, 2023–with a spectacular lineup of rock heavyweights that make Sonic Temple’s comeback one of the most anticipated events of the 2023 festival season. The lineup includes headliners Foo Fighters, Tool, Avenged Sevenfold and KISS, along with top rock artists Godsmack, […]
Kendrick Lamar, Foo Fighters, Paramore, My Morning Jacket Leada Bonnaroo 2023 Lineup
Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival has shared the lineup for this year’s edition of the internationally acclaimed camping festival, taking place June 15-18, 2023 on the Bonnaroo Farm, located just 60 miles southeast of Nashville in Manchester, TN. Bonnaroo 2023 will once again present a wide-ranging bill featuring a spectacular selection of top artists performing […]
WATCH: Iggy Pop Lights Up Late Night With All-Star Band Performing “Frenzy” On ‘Kimmel’
Iggy Pop gave us a taste of what those sessions were like when Pop brought out his all-star band to perform “Frenzy” on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
WATCH: Dry Cleaning Bring Colorfully Edgy Version Of “Hoy Penny Day” To ‘Fallon’
Dry Cleaning brought one of their best songs to life with a performance of “Hoy Penny Day” on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Country Westerns Return With Sophmore LP ‘Forgive The City’ Out April 28 Via Fat Possum
Nashville rockers Country Westerns are proud to announce their sophomore LP Forgive The City, due April 28, 2023 via Fat Possum Records
Foo Fighters Return With Boston Calling Headlining Spot- Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Queens of The Stone Age, King Gizzard, The National Lead Billing
Boston Calling, the acclaimed annual three-day music festival taking place Memorial Day Weekend, May 26 – 28, 2023 in Allston, MA, announces its 2023 lineup today. Headlining the festival on Friday, May 26th are Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Foo Fighters; The Lumineers,
King Khan Announces New Spiritual Jazz LP, ‘The Nature Of Things’
erlin-based alternative music legend King Khan has announced The Nature Of Things, his second jazz album, due March 10, 2023 via Khannibalism/Ernest Jenning Record Co. The album is heralded by the Malcolm X tribute “Snarlin’ Lil Malcolm,” which is accompanied by an official music video.
40 Years Ago Today – Neil Young Releases Vocoder Led ‘Trans’ Album (Listen To “Sample and Hold”)
VIDEO PREMIERE: Orchestra GOLD Capture Vibrant and Danceable African Psychedelic Rock Sound on “Gende”
Behind Oakland CA-based ensemble Orchestra GOLD’s original sound is a decade-long story of knowledge, respect, and collaboration between Mariam Diakite of Mali and Erich Huffaker of Oakland. Blending the traditions of Mali and American Rock/Funk with a retro feel, OG represents a world of powerful cross-cultural experience. The group transcends borders and boundaries to be […]
Marcus Strickland Fuses Afrofuturism Recipes Into Vibrant Climate Change Statement -‘The Universe’s Wildest Dreams’
Saxophonist and composer Marcus Strickland leads his longstanding Twi-Life quartet in an album of compositions developed during the pandemic lockdown, focused on climate change.
LISTEN: Moozy Creates Delicately Breezy Folk Stroll On “Always The End”
“Always the End”, the latest single from DC-based DIY band Moozy, is a delicate and breezy folk-rock stroll reminding listeners to live in the moment while avoiding the overdramatic stereotypes that usually accompany the theme. Combining the warmth of Dawes with the compositional flair of Radiohead, “Always the End” has a sound that’s both fresh and familiar that gets […]
LISTEN: Paper Lady Brings Kaleidoscopic Pop On Rhythmic “Five Swords”
On “Five Swords” Allston Massachusetts’s Paper Lady delivers a kaleidoscopic pop mini symphony full of rhythmic and harmonic surprises behind every turn. Led by Alli Raina’s confident vocal delivery and backed by a well-mixed swirling collage of cymbals, synths, and lush shoegaze guitar tones, “Five Swords” packs a whole lot of sonic and compositional possibilities into […]