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‘Realms’ will arrive Aug. 25 on venerable indie label Kill Rock Stars
Writer and historian Cisco Bradley documents the story of the vibrant experimental underground movement in his new book
The genie is out of the bottle alright, but there’s perhaps an infinite upside
“I’m so excited to maintain a legacy for As You Were”
German electronic artist’s ‘Ordinary Love’ is out today
From humble pandemic origins, the buzzy Brooklyn quintet spun their zany debut Yarn The Hours Away
‘Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You’ is out Aug. 11 on Drag City
The duo hosts the ‘Twisted Sisters’ podcast and are working on new music together
We brought the musician center stage to hear all about his incredible career
Freese will fill the stool formerly held by Taylor Hawkins, who died suddenly in March 2022
Both performances have been rescheduled for today at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Ca.
The band’s surprise new album, ‘The Ballad of Darren,’ will arrive on July 21
Pair previously teamed on 2016’s ‘Freedom’
Three-part series celebrates the groundbreaking music and sound that emerged in the 1990s
Raleigh, N.C., event also boasts Sunny Day Real Estate, Dinosaur Jr., and Alvvays
Bassist died this morning (May 19) at age 59 after battling pancreatic cancer
The worst crime committed by White Men Can’t Jump is how tedious and routine it feels
Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr announced the news early this morning
‘Murder Me Rachael’ was played for the first time since 2014
Song dates back to 2012-era sessions for the album ‘Ultraviolence’
“Think in terms of career … rather than hit records,” says singer Colin Blunstone, “because hit records come and go”
Colson Whitehead’s take on the South Gate, California-bred hip-hoppers’ sophomore release
The L.A. trio’s stoner rap classic turns 30 this year
As Original Goths Siouxsie Sioux and Love and Rockets make their live return to the U.S., a visit to England to seek out a scene that never dies
‘The Ballad of Darren’ will be released July 21, two weeks after Blur’s massive Wembley Stadium gigs
Observers say the case could have a major impact on artistic expression
Group’s landmark 1993 album ‘Black Sunday’ turns 30 this year
Duo’s long-awaited second album will be out later this year on Stones Throw
Australian artist will tour extensively this year, including dates opening for Paramore
Group members performed ‘Buddy Holly’ and ‘Beverly Hills’ in support of striking Hollywood writers
‘Unreal Unearth’ includes the pre-release hit ‘Eat Your Young’
The singer’s new solo album is out on May 19
Homecoming will take place Sept. 15-16 at the ICON Festival Stage at Smale Riverfront Park
Song harkens back to melodic, propulsive sounds of vintage tracks such as ‘Generator’
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