2024 is already shaping up to be a fantastic year in music with albums being announced left and right over the last few weeks. To add to it, Atlanta’s Shaky
The World Is a Vampire tour brought three generations of great rock to rain-soaked Tampa on Sunday night. Rival Sons kicked off the show at the MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre
Secret Machines have announced a brand new LP, The Moth, The Lizard, and the Secret Machines (due February 17, 2023), a somewhat “lost” record and their first new release since 2020’s Awake in the Brain Chamber. To kick off the album cycle, they have shared the record’s lead single, “There’s No Starting Over.” Check out the
Few bands define the indie rock scene of the early aughts like Spoon and Interpol. Though they experienced different levels of success, with Interpol venturing more into the mainstream, each
Last night (8/25), two of the most critically acclaimed rock bands of the past decade kicked off their highly anticipated tour together in Asbury Park, New Jersey’s Stone Pony Summer
By now, people know what to expect from an Interpol album. There’s a formula: layered angular guitars, staccato rhythms, angsty lyrics, and Paul Banks’s disaffected baritone. And the formula works,
Interpol’s seventh LP The Other Side of Make-Believe will be released July 15th on Matador and the always dark and stylish NYC band brought their ominous sounds to St. Paul’s
Interpol continues to create quality over quantity on its discography that has spanned since 2002 with the breakthrough Turn On The The Bright Lights, which continues to still sound novelly
This fall, Interpol and Spoon will join forces for the “Lights, Camera, Factions” tour, a coast-to-coast run of North American co-headline dates that will also feature openers The Goon Sax,
This spring, Interpol will embark on its first tour in two years with dates across the US, UK, and EU. The US leg of the tour kicks off in Dallas,
