A lot of bands try to recreate the sounds of ’90s ska-punk, but few get it as right as Kill Lincoln. They lie somewhere in between The Suicide Machines’ ska/hardcore crossover and Less Than Jake’s euphoric pop hooks, and their… Read More
We’ve been anticipating Foxing‘s fourth album (which they made with Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull) for a while, and it looks like we’ll be finding out more about it soon. They tweeted a teaser video that says “Here I Wait” and… Read More
The Vijay Iyer Trio (Vijay plus Tyshawn Sorey and Linda May Han Oh) have announced their first album in over five years, Uneasy, due April 9 via ECM (pre-order). In the liner notes, Vijay speaks about the album title, saying,… Read More
S.N.F.U.‘s iconic frontman Chi Pig sadly passed away in 2020, but now the band have revealed that they’ll be releasing a lost record that they recorded back in 2004, during the sessions that produced 2004’s In The Meantime & In… Read More
Lincoln Center has announced the “Restart Stages,” an outdoor performing arts center featuring 10 performance and rehearsal spaces with an aim to help kickstart the arts sector in the wake of COVID. Part of Governor Cuomo’s NY PopsUp program, “Restart… Read More
As we mentioned they would, Ontario emo band Arm’s Length have just released a new EP, Everything Nice, via Dreambound (order yours). This is glossy, anthemic, swinging-for-the-fences emo/punk with just the right amount of grit and a darker atmosphere to… Read More
Palehound (Ellen Kempner) and Jay Som (Melina Duterte) have joined forces for a new project, Bachelor, and shared their first single together via Polyvinyl, “Anything At All.” According to a press release, the two musicians began writing and recording together… Read More
So many artists, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie,” and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more all day. In… Read More
Mute Records has announced a live album series from iconic German group Can. The first of those, Can: Live in Stuttgart 1975, will be out May 28 on vinyl, CD and digital. The lineup for Live in Stuttgart 1975 is Irmin Schmidt on… Read More
Chicago’s Nonagon have been around since the early/mid 2000s and they’ve released three EPs and a split in that time, but they haven’t released a full-length album… until now. Their debut LP They Birds officially arrives next week (3/3) via… Read More