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Angel Deradoorian and Kate NV Announce Debut Decisive Pink Album, Share New Video: Watch
The duo’s first record, Ticket to Fame, is out in June via Fire Records
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Foo Fighters Announce Spring 2023 Concerts
The band is continuing to make its return after the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins
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Black Midi Announce North American Tour
The band jaunts across the continent this spring and summer
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Magnolia Electric Co.’s Sojourner Getting New Vinyl Box Set Reissue
Jason Molina and a dozen companions recorded the expansive set of material in Chicago, Memphis, and Richmond in the 2000s
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Alex G Announces Tour With Alvvays, Shares New “Immunity” Video: Watch
The co-headlining concerts take place this summer
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Water From Your Eyes Announce New Album, Share Video for New Song “Barley”: Watch
Rachel Brown and Nate Amos are also going on a lengthy tour in support of their Matador debut, Everyone’s Crushed
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Youth Lagoon Announces New Album Heaven Is a Junkyard, Shares Video for New Song: Watch
After two records released under his own name, Trevor Powers revives the project he retired in 2016
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Gorillaz Reunite With De La Soul’s Trugoy the Dove on New Song “Crocadillaz”: Listen
The Cracker Island (Deluxe) track arrives nearly 18 years after the smash hit “Feel Good Inc.”
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Flume’s “Tennis Court” remix is finally available on Spotify nine years after it came out
Music rights are a fickle topic. And nearly a decade ago, it was even more of a wild west environment than it is today, with myriad shady contracts or unclear terms being levied, especially in dance music where the major labels hadn’t quite yet permeated the genre to the degree they have today. S...