In classic Jeff Rosenstock fashion, NO DREAM was released last week with no hint of an album on the way, and that’s the way we’d like to see all future releases. Bare with us for a review of the punk rocker’s latest LP.
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Emo king of indie pop Matty Healy and his long-time friends and bandmates that make up the notorious British pop group The 1975 are back with Notes on a Conditional Form, a sprawling 22 track record that if left to Healy would have been released much sooner and only months after the release of their poignant 2018 release A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships.
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After the extremely successful release of The Growlers’ 2019 release, Natural Affair, the Southern California rockers return with an all new EP, Dream World.
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Another week has passed on Planet Earth and coincidentally, another week of fantastic releases have emerged from musicians far and wide across the globe. Time to dig in!
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Wilco “visited” The Late Show With Stephen Colbert this past Wednesday night to unveil their all new single, Tell Your Friends, which will directly benefit José Andrés’ World Central Kitchen.
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Formally released on April 1st, 2020, Kristian Montgomery and the Winterkill Band far exceeded expectations in their debut album, The Gravel Church.
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Tame Impala’s debut album Innerspeaker, released on May 21st, 2010, changed the way that rock music and psychedelia would intermingle and coexist for the next 10 years.
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Moses Sumney is widely known as one of those young and attractive Los Angeles-based singer-songwriters that is lusted after by men and women alike all over the world. With a strong social media presence and a sense of fashion that even Miranda Priestly would appreciate, it’s no wonder then that all eyes were on the rising star when the release of the first half of “grӕ,” his sophomore album, was announced in February 2020, with his single ‘Virile’ already making waves in the indie music community.
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45 years ago to the day, Elton John and company released what would be an instant classic in history’s eyes, Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy.
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Hard to believe, but The Black Keys’ historic and memorable album, Brothers, has just celebrated its 10th birthday. Follow along for an in depth look on how just how exactly this now iconic album shaped “dad rock”.
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Khruangbin have just released another incredible single ahead of their newest LP, Mordechai. This morning, the Houston trio put out another fantastic and classic track, So We Won’t Forget.
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Can you believe it? This past week, one of the finest electronic dance-punk albums to ever be recorded, was released. May 17th, 2010 is the day LCD Soundsystem put out their genre defining album, This Is Happening.
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What should’ve been one of the most legendary in-person experiences witnessing King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard’s feature-length concert film, Chunky Shrapnel, in theaters, quickly turned into an equally momentous occasion watching and listening from home.
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Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien excited the masses at warp speed with his album announcement for Earth back in early 2020. For the most part, the general public is really only familiar with O’Brien’s backup guitar work and occasional vocals in Radiohead, but Earth really showed what O’Brien had been bringing to the table all these years.
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Will Toledo has never been one to take traditional avenues when it comes to producing music with his bandmates Andrew Katz, Ethan Ives, and Seth Dalby, so it wasn’t a huge surprise to his loyal indie rock fanbase when it was announced that the new Car Seat Headrest album ‘Making a Door Less Open’ would feature electronic production.
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What a time for new music, especially when a majority of us have never had this much free time in our life to really dig into the massive amount of new singles, albums, EP’s, and more that nearly every artist of our generation seems to be putting out at this point.
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Looking back to better times in 2018, Dave Longstreth’s Dirty Projectors wowed us once again with the release of Lamp Lit Prose.
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Jonathan WIlson confidently walked onstage this past week at Hollywood Forever to deliver an astounding performance of his 4th studio album, Dixie Blur, on the day of the albums release.
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Not even a global pandemic could stop Frances Quinlan from delivering a one-of-a-kind show to a group of Los Angeles concert goers this past week.
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Picture this; it’s a brisk Monday night in Denver, CO and you just scored yourself an overly difficult to obtain ticket to see one of music’s hottest bands.
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