Surfing The Tube: Nels Cline Shares ‘What’s In My Bag?’, “Khruangbin: KCRW Live From HQ’ & Moonchild Goes “Up From Here ft. Robert Glasper & D Smoke”
What’s on the Tube today? Fresh music videos, live concert footage, crate digging and even anifty how-to video. Tune in and catch up with Nels Cline (of Wilco fame), Khruangbin,Moonchild (along with Robert Glasper and D Smoke), and hip hop artists IDK. Nels Cline – What’s In My Bag Amoeba Music continues their “What’s In […]
José González Announces New Album ‘ Against The Dying Of The Light’ out March 27th
José González has announced his eagerly anticipated new album, Against The Dying Of The Light, arriving via Mute Records (US/Canada; City Slang rest of world) on Friday, March 27. Pre-orders/pre-saves are available now. The Gothenburg, Sweden-based singer-songwriter and guitarist’s fifth studio LP and first new collection of original songs in more than four years, the album is heralded […]
LISTEN: Poor Bambi Crafts Hectic Punk On Explosive “This One Is for Free”
Emerging from Norway’s oil capital, Stavanger, Poor Bambi cuts straight to the bone and delivers an explosive mix of noise rock and punk. Fueled by energy, spontaneity, and emotional depth, Poor Bambi delivers live shows that are a collision of controlled frustration and total devotion to the music, and continues to establish itself as a […]
LISTEN: Grogg’s “Creaky Knees” Blends Jovial Melodies With Blistering Post-punk
Grogg is a post-punk(ish) 3-piece based in Glasgow/Aberdeen (Scotland), who have been going for less than a year. In that short time, the trio has played a handful of gigs, secured BBC Scotland radio play, and released their debut self-titled EP on December 12th. Meanwhile, EP 2 is finished off at the mixing stage. With […]
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Tuesday’s Gone: Bobby Weir Leads Start Of Post Jerry Era At Summer ’96 Futhur Festival
While the Grateful Dead years have been exhaustively documented, Bobby Weir’s musical life beyond the band has been just as enduring and vital. From RatDog and Further to The Dead and, more recently, the Wolf Bros, Weir continued to perform and evolve for decades outside the shadow of the fabled group. In the wake of […]
Puscifer Unveils Comic Book Series: “Tales From The Pusciverse”; Issue #1 Out Now
Puscifer expands its universe with the launch of the band’s first comic book series, “Tales From The Pusciverse.” Issue #1 centers on Bellendia Black, a character first seen in the band’s “Pendulum” video. Written by Maynard James Keenan, the debut issue features artwork by Marlin Shoop (“Captain Action,” “G.I. Joe,” “Unprepped”) and Andy Belanger (“Kill […]
Band of Horses Announce Everything All The Time (20th Anniversary Edition) Out March 20 via Sub Pop + 2026 Tour Dates
Band of Horses has announced they will celebrate the 20th birthday of their Gold-certified 2006 debut album Everything All The Time with a newly expanded 20th Anniversary Edition, out on March 20, 2026, via Sub Pop. The expanded 19-track edition is accompanied by an additional LP of bonus tracks, including the 2005 tour EP, a trove of previously unreleased studio and […]
Luke Winslow-King Announces New Album ‘Coast of Light,’ Shares New Single “Dangerous Blues”
Luke Winslow-King has announced the forthcoming release of his new album Coast of Light, arriving March 27 via Bloodshot Records. The first glimpse of the project comes with “Dangerous Blues,” a brooding, live-wire lead single accompanied by a performance video: Long celebrated for his genre-defying approach, Winslow-King continues to blend jazz, blues, classical, and folk […]
The James Hunter Six Debut on Easy Eye Sound With Infectious Grooves On ‘Off the Fence’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
It’s hard to believe that James Hunter has been recording for almost four decades now. His Off the Fence is his eleventh studio album and debut for Dan Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound after years in the Dap Tone stable. Ironically, Daptone’s co-founder, Gabriel Roth, produced, not Auerbach. It’s refreshing to see an album without multiple […]