Indie
John Talabot’s OR Music for Empty Stadiums: Hear “Nokik Messiah”
John Talabot, the acclaimed Catalan electronic musician, has mastered the art of the slow, deliberate release, often preferring to offer
Raveena drops new song Blissed Out
Raveena Delivers Sunshine with Debut Release of 2026 The music world is buzzing with fresh sounds, and leading the charge
John Errol details plans for Damage album
Los Angeles is buzzing with new sounds, and one emerging voice is currently capturing attention with a fresh wave of
Xiu Xiu Ibibio Sound Machine Remix EP Hydrate The Folds Refolded
Andrew Jim Gannon Drops Fresh Sounds with New Remix EP and Track Musician Andrew Jim Gannon is stirring up the
Dana Margolin debuts with “Big Beautiful Sound”
Dana Margolin Unleashes New Solo Sound with “Big Beautiful Sound“ The music world is buzzing with exciting news from former
Robocobra Quartet Hundred Pieces 100 songs
Belfast’s musical landscape is buzzing, and the Robocobra Quartet is leading the charge with a massive new release that promises
Radie Peat performs solo debut album at the Barbican
A major announcement has landed in the world of music and performance, signaling an exciting new chapter for one of
Born Ruffians Announce Ninth Annual Shondi Festoon
Get ready to sparkle, Toronto! The annual celebration of holiday cheer is gearing up for a major encore, as the
Helena Deland: How Do You Like Me Now
Helena Deland: Charting the Course of Sound Helena Deland continues to weave captivating sonic landscapes, offering listeners a rich tapestry
Dropped Billboard Action
Billboard Style is making waves with an exciting new sound. The duo Forth Wanderers, featuring Ben Guterl and Dan Howard,
Hotel Responds to Racism Accusation at Fest
In the vibrant, often chaotic world of music booking and venue management, even the most celebrated locations can become the
Halo Easy Rider Action
The LA music scene is buzzing with a sound that manages to be both beautifully chaotic and refreshingly new: untitled
Your Anxiety is Your Secret Weapon
From the indie scene of Connecticut emerges a band named Anxious, a group that has managed to capture the raw,
Beach House and Hannah Cohen cover Folsom in Music and Dreams
Music history is constantly being reshaped, and sometimes the greatest discoveries come from digging into the archives. Anthology Recordings has
Haywire and Sincerely Yours
In the volatile landscape of hardcore music, some bands don’t just make noise; they ignite a firestorm. Boston’s Haywire stands
Hear John Errol’s new album Damage Shifting Sands
Los Angeles musician John Errol is back, and this time he’s bringing the heat. After a period of quiet, Errol
The Church drops new album Lacuna hear Western
For nearly half a century, the Australian collective known as The Church has been crafting a unique sonic landscape—jangly, gauzy,
Trusselina drops debut EP “The Club”
In the ever-evolving landscape of indie-electronic music, a fresh wave of sonic curiosity has emerged, spearheaded by the duo Hayden
Friendly Fires Dig Deeper their fourth album
Friendly Fires are gearing up for a sonic deep dive, announcing the forthcoming album Dig Deeper, promising fans an exploration
New track PBJ by Kevin Morby featuring Justin Vernon
A New Sound Rises: Kevin Morby Teams Up with Justin Vernon for ‘PBJ‘ The musical landscape is buzzing with fresh
Laufey signs to Interscope and Verve Records
The music world is buzzing with major news, and the latest announcement from the cozy, sophisticated sounds of jazz and
Sponge’s Final Album Recuerda Tu Muerte features “Self Inflicted Loss”
The echo of 1994 still rings across the landscape of alt-rock, a testament to the raw energy of Detroit’s Sponge.
Jacques Greene picks his sonic inspirations
Jacques Greene isn’t just a producer; he’s a sonic architect who has been carving out a unique space at the
Charlotte & Bolis Pupul’s “Googoo Gaga” fun
Just when the world thought the intersection of pop stardom and the whimsical world of artpop had been fully claimed
Address concerns over Houston show at Paxton venue
The intersection of politics and performance often brings unexpected friction, and the Houston music scene recently provided a prime example