Early on in their set in front of a sold-out crowd at downtown Portland, Oregon’s Pioneer Courthouse Square on Wednesday, August 14th, Yo La Tengo’s Ira Kaplan mused how infrequently
2023 might best be remembered musically for the fact that most genre-pushing artists have still remained in the indie status quo- despite any effort. Mikaela Davis (pictured above) proved a
lide has hand-picked some of our favorite releases from the week so your playlist won’t get out-of-date too quickly. Check out our picks for the best new releases from the past week below:
Almost four decades into their career, a track like “Sinatra Drive Breakdown” should sound like a surprise. It should sound like a discordant,
Ahead of the release of their new album, ‘This Stupid World’, on Friday, Yo La Tengo has shared the sprawling album opener, “Sinatra Drive Breakdown”
On February 10th, Matador Records will release ‘This Stupid World,’ the sixteenth album by Yo La Tengo.
Today the band has shared the gentle and atmospheric “Aselestine,” which features a lead vocal by Georgia Hubley.
On February 10th Matador Records will release This Stupid World, the sixteenth album by Yo La Tengo. In a press release for the new album, it’s noted that the new one from the adored indie trio of Ira Kaplan, Georgia Hubley, and James McNew is its move live sounding one yet.
Canvasback Music / Atlantic Records is proud to announce a new album celebrating the extraordinary work of multimedia artist, singer, songwriter, and activist Yoko Ono. Ocean Child: Songs of Yoko Ono arrives Friday, February
Adding to an already impressive lineup, Yo La Tengo, Solange, Low, Savages, Toro Y Moi and many others were added today to the 2013 Pitchfork Music Festival, which takes place
Belle and Sebastian visit this side of the Atlantic plus more tour date announcements from the past week
