On April 12th, METZ will release Up On Gravity Hill, their first album in 4 years, on Sub Pop for the world ex-Canada and in Canada on Dine Alone. The album
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of its release, the Magnetic Fields will continue to perform 69 Love Songs—the 3-disc masterwork that marked a significant breakthrough for the American band—in its entirety throughout 2 nights,
The first Grandaddy album of new material in over six years, Blu Wav finds Jason Lytle returning to his melancholy indie-rock ways around swelling strings, synths, and dour lyrical observations
If there is one thing that you can hang your hat on, one thing in this world by which you can set your watch it is that ALO will ALWAYS
Anyone in the orbit of music understands the pressures of a sophomore album. They’ve been discussed to a pint of nausea in these retrospectives and not for no reason. Exploring
Pacific Northwest outfit Babes In Canyon produces an overwhelming atmospheric folk sound that mixes the vitality of Andrew Bird with the pop spectrum of Mt. Joy on their new EP
For all you hopeless romantics out there, on this special Valentine’s Day edition of Weirdo Wednesday, we give you the gift of perhaps the weirdest band of the entire 1980s
If anything, Blackberry Smoke is malleable. The descriptors of southern rockers, country rockers, blues rockers, roots rockers, or flat-out rockers would shortchange them. They’ve proven to be all of those
Give your fireplace a break during this dreadful winter and allow Steve Stout’s latest single to warm you up. “Some Folks” is a lo-fi folk anthem with grainy textures and
Navigating grainy textures and fierce guitar tones, Notbrian unleashes his latest single. “Take Me Back” is a jangly guitar rock single lined with nuanced artistry that separates Notbrian from his
