Costumed Canadian microtonal math-rock sensation Angine de Poitrine blew up beyond anyone's expectation over the past year, largely on the strength of viral videos from their KEXP session. It's easy ...

Anderson .Paak and Cordae may not actually be step brothers, despite what the above cover art implies, but the rappers have a long history of collaborations dating all the way back when Cordae was ...

Sturgill Simpson! Sturgill Simpson was standing! You were there! Two words collided! “Never Tear Us Apart,” the smoky ballad that INXS released in 1988, was a global hit when it first came out, and it ...

They're back! Finally! The great Philadelphia hardcore expressionists Soul Glo made a huge leap with the release of their breakout album Diaspora Problems, one of the best of 2022. That was almost ...

How do you think you pronounce the band name "AEAEA"? Do you say every letter, or do you just kind of make a ululating noise? If you say the letters out loud, doesn't that involve making a ululating ...

Back in November, canonical legend Dolly Parton released ROCKSTAR her long-promised and utterly ridiculous rock album. Most of the tracks on ROCKSTAR are superfluous classic-rock covers, often ...

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Phoebe Bridgers has been busy. Last month, she shared her highly anticipated new album Lost Weekend and struggled to celebrate the release thanks to appendicitis. Now, she’s making her acting debut in ...

This week has been full of outdated indie discourse about whether or not Edward Sharpe And The Magnetic Zeros' 2009 hit "Home" is the worst song of all time. A clip of the group's Tiny Desk ...

Artists have been pulling out of Sónar and Field Day festivals due to their “complicity” with the private equity firm KKR, which holds significant investments in companies that have ties to Israel ...

Lexa Gates is a 24-year-old rapper/singer/producer from Queens, NY. Today she's released her sophomore album I Am, the follow-up to 2024's Elite Vessel. The album's title is a play on her birth ...

In 1996, the Butthole Surfers hit the big time. For years, they’d been known as the biggest freaks on the American underground rock circuit, and this was during a time when the American underground ...