FORM Returns To Arcosanti With Thundercat, Four Tet, Jamie xx, James Blake, Skrillex, Angel Olsen & More

FORM Returns To Arcosanti With Thundercat, Four Tet, Jamie xx, James Blake, Skrillex, Angel Olsen & More

FORM will return to Arcosanti, Arizona this October. Leadiing the 2024 lineup are Skrillex, Four Tet, Jamie xx, Floating Points, James Blake, Thundercat, Erika De Casier, Mustafa, PinkPantheress, Angel Olsen and a host of others—see full lineup below. 2,500 tickets to the festival sold out instantly upon announcement in March. This first installment of FORM since 2019 celebrates the festival’s tenth anniversary. Started in 2014 as a release party for founder and curator Zach […]

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Slayer, NOFX, Pavement, Fall Out Boy, Beck, Public Enemy Lead 2024 Riot Fest Lineup

Slayer, NOFX, Pavement, Fall Out Boy, Beck, Public Enemy Lead 2024 Riot Fest Lineup

Riot Fest has announced its 2024 lineup, along with the introduction of an innovative new world and a venue change with parking opportunities. This year’s festival will take place at SeatGeek Stadium in Bridgeview, Illinois, from September 20-22nd, featuring 90+ bands over 3 days, and will feature RiotLand, an immersive “Choose Your Own Adventure” world […]

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The Decemberists Strike Expansive Gold With ‘As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

The Decemberists Strike Expansive Gold With ‘As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Despite their six-year hiatus, The Decemberists seemingly never left. Frontman Colin Meloy has been toiling on countless literary projects, including his Wildwood series, which is being made into a feature film. Meloy’s work in the storytelling space may lend to the cinematic odyssey that is The Decemberists’ first album since 2018. As It Ever Was, […]

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Toro y Moi Announces New Album ‘Hole Erth’ Shares Lead Single “Tuesday”

Toro y Moi Announces New Album ‘Hole Erth’ Shares Lead Single “Tuesday”

Toro y Moi has announced his new album Hole Erth, which is set for release on September 6th via Dead Oceans. In conjunction with the album’s announcement, he’s sharing new single “Tuesday ” alongside an India Sleem-directed music video shot across Berkeley, Oakland and San Francisco, California. While Toro y Moi has long built a reputation […]

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The Deslondes Return With ‘Roll It Out’ Via New West On Sept 6th

The Deslondes Return With ‘Roll It Out’ Via New West On Sept 6th

The Deslondes will return with Roll It Out on September 6, 2024 via New West Records. The 13-song set was produced by Andrija Tokic & The Deslondes and was recorded at the Bombshelter in East Nashville, TN. Roll It Out follows 2022’s critically acclaimed Ways & Means and is their first album with new drummer Howe Pearson (previously a touring […]

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ALBUM PREMIERE: As For the Future Touch on Emotional, Social, and Political Issues with Brazilian-influenced sounds on Self-titled Debut

ALBUM PREMIERE: As For the Future Touch on Emotional, Social, and Political Issues with Brazilian-influenced sounds on Self-titled Debut

As For the Future’s self-titled/self-produced debut album will be released on Friday, June 14th on their own As For the Future Music imprint. The record will be available on digital/streaming, LP, and Deluxe Edition CD featuring nine bonus tracks (alternate mixes, dub versions, and edits). As For the Future is a new Brazilian music-inspired group […]

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15 Years Ago Today- At Bonnaroo 2009- The Beastie Boys Perform For Final Time

15 Years Ago Today- At Bonnaroo 2009- The Beastie Boys Perform For Final Time

15 years ago today (6/12/09) at the Bonnaroo festival, The Beastie Boys played together for the last time shortly after revealing their new album would be titled Hot Sauce Committee. The trio performed a new single from the album Too Many Rappers” alongside Nas, who appears on the track. The…
Weirdo Wednesday: Suicidal Tendencies Rock “Institutionalized” on ‘Miami Vice’ 1986

Weirdo Wednesday: Suicidal Tendencies Rock “Institutionalized” on ‘Miami Vice’ 1986

Continuing our special Juxtaposed June edition for Weirdo Wednesdays this month, today we bring you another particularly odd pairing that clearly does not go together in the form of this Suicidal Tendencies performance on Miami Vice from 1986. Where to begin here? First of all, when most people think of Suicidal Tendencies’ fanbase, it’s probably […]

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Hermanos Gutiérrez Nails Western Motif With Cosmic Charm on ‘Sonido C​ó​smico’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Hermanos Gutiérrez Nails Western Motif With Cosmic Charm on ‘Sonido C​ó​smico’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Hermanos Gutiérrez’s previous release, the excellent El Bueno Y El Malo, was steeped in the ‘Spaghetti Western’ allure of Sergio Leone’s expansive films. For their follow-up, Sonido C​ó​smico, they relax, looking into the cosmos for some outer space waves of inspiration as their guitars continue to weave instrumental magic.  The duo (Estevan and Alejandro Gutiérrez) […]

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Sugaray Rayford Delivers Continued Unity Message On Soulful “Human Decency (ALBUM REVIEW)

Sugaray Rayford Delivers Continued Unity Message On Soulful “Human Decency (ALBUM REVIEW)

Human Decency is the third collaboration between blues and soul powerhouse vocalist Sugaray Rayford and producer/label owner Eric Corne on Corne’s Forty Below Records. At this point, the two have landed on a formula of sorts as Corne writes most of the lyrics, and Rayford delivers them with, as Rayford puts it, “… some ‘sugar’ […]

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Myles Kennedy Returns With Third Solo Album ‘The Art Of Letting Go’

Myles Kennedy Returns With Third Solo Album ‘The Art Of Letting Go’

Keeping the tradition of releasing new music every three years alive, vocalist/guitarist/songwriter Myles Kennedy – known for his work with rockers Alter Bridge and Slash and the Conspirators – is back with his third solo album, The Art Of Letting Go. The album marks the return of Myles, backed by his band comprised of Zia Uddin on drums and […]

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The Heavy Heavy Reveal Debut Album ‘One of a Kind’ – Shares Fall Tour Dates

The Heavy Heavy Reveal Debut Album ‘One of a Kind’ – Shares Fall Tour Dates

The Heavy Heavy has announced their debut album, One of a Kind, due out September 6th via ATO Records. The tracklistings’ high points include the majestic title track, the feel-good and carefree love song “Because You’re Mine,” the bass-driven and gorgeously hazy “Miracle Sun,” “Wild Emotion,” a country-infused serenade laced with galloping rhythms and twangy […]

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Jeffrey Foucault Announces New Album ‘The Universal Fire’ Out 9/6 – Shares Title Track

Jeffrey Foucault Announces New Album ‘The Universal Fire’ Out 9/6 – Shares Title Track

On September 6, Jeffrey Foucault will release The Universal Fire via Fluff and Gravy Records, his first album of entirely new material since 2018. A series of high-voltage performances captured live in one room, the album is a kind of working wake – Foucault lost his best friend and drummer, Billy Conway, to cancer in […]

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LISTEN: Jonny Herman’s Folk-Rock Oddysey “Old Romantics” Puts Soulful Twist On The Genre

LISTEN: Jonny Herman’s Folk-Rock Oddysey “Old Romantics” Puts Soulful Twist On The Genre

Jonny Herman is a burgeoning artist from the UK who has been marching to the beat of his own drum since a young age. With a lifelong passion for rhythm coursing through his veins and starting off his career as a drummer, Jonny’s journey as a songwriter spans nearly two decades. While Jonny initially cut […]

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LISTEN: T.G. Shand Delves Into Captivating Dream-Pop On “The Cheese”

LISTEN: T.G. Shand Delves Into Captivating Dream-Pop On “The Cheese”

Described most often as “dreamy,” this dream-pop project is produced by Annemarie Duff out of Ōtautahi, in the South Island of New Zealand. Beats-driven and shimmery, the tracks come with a classic twist from the 90s shoegaze scene. A modern, nostalgic vibe for lovers of “lush, twangy guitar-pop.” These tunes have been regulars on the […]

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Nick Lowe Teams Up with Los Straitjackets for First New Album in 11 Years, ‘Indoor Safari’

Nick Lowe Teams Up with Los Straitjackets for First New Album in 11 Years, ‘Indoor Safari’

On September 13, 2024, Yep Roc Records will release Indoor Safari, Nick Lowe’s first full-length album in eleven years. Consisting of twelve songs, including brand new originals, a couple signature deep-cut covers, and refitted versions of tracks previously released in nascent form as singles, the album represents a culmination of Lowe’s decade-long working relationship with […]

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New West Records Announces Justin Townes Earle ‘ALL IN: Unreleased & Rarities’ Collection,’ Shares Cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams”

New West Records Announces Justin Townes Earle ‘ALL IN: Unreleased & Rarities’ Collection,’ Shares Cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams”

Justin Townes Earle ALL IN: Unreleased & Rarities (The New West Years) will be released on August 9, 2024, via New West Records. The 2xLP/19-track set features 12 previously unreleased recordings and 6 never-before-heard songs written and recorded during Justin’s final years. A deluxe, limited & numbered edition includes a 52-page hardbound book featuring unpublished […]

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Blvck Hippie’s Josh Shaw Talks New Album ‘Basketball Camp, Memphis Past & Defying Musical Expectations (INTERVIEW)

Blvck Hippie’s Josh Shaw Talks New Album ‘Basketball Camp, Memphis Past & Defying Musical Expectations (INTERVIEW)

Like any band, Blvck Hippie had to go through a few phases before landing on the borderless experimental rock band we hear today. What started as a solo vehicle for head singer/songwriter Josh Shaw has morphed into a quintet hellbent on blurring the lines between styles and eras. On their new album, Basketball Camp, Shaw […]

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VIDEO PREMIERE: Leonard Cohen Collaborator Hattie Webb Explores the Feelings of Love with Joyously Catchy Pop-Rock Tune “Golden”

VIDEO PREMIERE: Leonard Cohen Collaborator Hattie Webb Explores the Feelings of Love with Joyously Catchy Pop-Rock Tune “Golden”

Hattie is a singer-songwriter-harpist. Leonard Cohen called her first solo album To The Bone “Flawless, uplifting and utterly original”. In their band ‘The Webb Sisters’, sisters Hattie and Charley have released three albums, receiving ‘Single and Record of the Week’ on iTunes and BBC Radio Two. Their song “Baroque Thoughts” won The International Music Award […]

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Tuesday’s Gone: The Growlers Shower Bonnaroo 2015 With Beach Goth Glory

Tuesday’s Gone: The Growlers Shower Bonnaroo 2015 With Beach Goth Glory

With the exception of Coachella or maybe Lollapalooza, has there been a more iconic and celebrated festival in the 21st century than Tennessee’s very own Bonnaroo? It’s certainly in the conversation, but whatever the case, given it’s slated to kick off this week, we dug up this classic performance by The Growlers from not too […]

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