Denver post-hardcore band Git Some (who share(d) members with Planes Mistaken For Stars) released two albums at the turn of the 2010s (2008’s Cosmic Rock and 2010’s Loose Control), followed by a self-titled 7″ in 2012 for their tour with… Read More
Power-pop great and dB’s member Chris Stamey will release a new solo album, …The Great Escape, on July 7 via Car Records / Redeye. The album puts country rock spin on hs classic sound, and was born out of a tour… Read More
Canadian punks The Dirty Nil‘s new album Free Rein to Passions is out today via Dine Alone Records. As vocalist Luke Bentham said when the album was announced, they went for more of a high-energy rock record and didn’t overthink… Read More
At just 22, Monaleo has already been through it. Before the Houston musician became a viral sensation and Ivy Park ambassador, expectant mother and rising rap royalty, she was a young girl from Missouri City dealing with suicidal ideation as young as fourth grade, surviving intimate… Read More
There are few things more emotionally gutting than being abandoned by a romantic partner during your first pregnancy. Well, maybe the women he cheated on you with gloating about it on social media. On 2021’s Still Over It, Summer Walker aired her… Read More
Erik Satie casts a long shadow. The eccentric French composer’s distinctive approach to melody and harmony has traveled decades downstream from his starting point in the 19th century, imparting lessons not only to musicians in the contemporary classical world, but… Read More
Listening to Galen Tipton can feel like watching a mad scientist at work. Over a number of different projects, the Ohio producer has tossed ideas at the wall with a zany abandon: Last year they released an album specifically meant to… Read More
17 years before Loosey LaDuca, someone else was commanding us to let loose. Her name is Nelly Furtado. It’s been ages since we last heard from Canadian singer-songwriter – five years to be exact, following the release of 2017’s The… Read More
After being forced to postpone shows in the fall, OFF! are back out on the road, wrapping up the North American leg of their tour. They stopped in NYC for a show at Bowery Ballroom on Wednesday night (5/24), where… Read More
Southern California post-hardcore band Movements have announced their third album, Ruckus!, due August 18 via Fearless Records. It was produced by longtime collaborator Will Yip, and it features recent singles “Killing Time” and “Lead Pipe,” as well as the just-released… Read More