Indie
Chicken Shop Date series ends after 12 years
The reign of the chicken-based interview has reached its conclusion, marking the end of a truly unique and utterly captivating
Rubber Band Gun Bloodwork surprise feat. Sam & Louise Sullivan & Star Moles
In the independent music scene, a curious sonic phenomenon has been brewing in Philadelphia: Historic New Jersey. This collective and
Kelela covers Incubus with a string quartet
R&B experimenter Kelela operates on a wavelength far ahead of the curve. She embodies a kind of musical futurism, constantly
DIIV Kid
In the ever-shifting landscape of alternative music, new sounds are constantly emerging, and none are generating as much buzz as
Amelia Dimoldenberg ends chicken shop date
Farewell to the Feast: Amelia Dimoldenberg Concludes Chicken Shop Date The curtain is drawing on a uniquely bizarre and deeply
Kasabian Act III Action
Six years is a long time for an artist to navigate, but for some, it’s the perfect amount of time
Lewis Knaggs reveals the story behind ‘Forget How To Forgive Them’
Lewis Knaggs Unearths Raw Emotion with New Single ‘Forget How To Forgive’ London-based artist Lewis Knaggs has recently shared a
Die Shiny’s return with ‘Gold Star, Good Citizen’ is potent
Die Shiny‘s ‘Gold Star, Good Citizen‘ Brings Protest Energy to Music Scene The Salt Lake City outfit, Die Shiny, is
Mystery Jets chase hope interview
Time marches inexorably on, and with it comes a wave of retrospective reflection in the music world. For alternative music
Next Wave Anabel Rose #1208
Somewhere between the coast of Ghana and the islands of the Philippines, a desert flower blooms. This is the backdrop
The World Was a Mess But His Hair Was Perfect
The Soundtrack of Chaos: How Lizzy Goodman Captured the Fever of the 00s Indie Scene When Lizzy Goodman released Meet
Steven Julien announces new album 808 PRINCE
Get ready to dive deep into the sound of Steven Julien, the London producer known for crafting immersive, rhythm-driven sonic
Shadowhands finds new weight in shoegaze
London musician Oliver Beardmore is charting a fascinating sonic landscape with his latest single, a project that feels less like
Czarface meets Frankie Pulitzer
In the ever-shifting landscape of hip-hop, some projects don’t just release music; they craft entire, immersive aesthetics. Czarface stands out
Live Action from Flow Festival 2026
Helsinki, a city often known for its quiet, contemplative Nordic charm, recently experienced a spectacular, vibrant explosion of summer energy.
Learning to trust her songwriting Gabriella Cilmi
When the echoes of the past meet the pulse of the present, the resulting melody can be truly transformative. Australian
Ashe reveals every version of herself on The Girl Of Your Dreams
Ashe Prepares for New Era with Fourth Album and New Single Singer-songwriter Ashe is gearing up for a fresh wave
Polly Paulusma releases new song Pentecostosis
The music world is buzzing with a celebratory release from artist Polly Paulusma, offering fans a glimpse into a beloved
Geese Six Crying Laughing
Baltimore’s Crying Laughing are weaving an intoxicating tapestry of jazz and post-rock, offering listeners a sonic journey that is as
Montreal adds TVOD and Skiifall to the 2026 lineup
Get ready to mark your calendars, because the M for Montreal festival is gearing up for its return, promising an
Tinariwen postpones Canadian tour
The highly anticipated Canadian tour by the Tuareg collective Tinariwen, set to follow the release of their album Hoggar, has
Tim Curry’s death secrets revealed
The curtain has closed on the remarkable life of Tim Curry, a name synonymous with vibrant energy and unforgettable performances,
Brutalism 3000 Drop Your Spirit
In June, the experimental force Brutalismus 3000 dropped their second album, Harmony, setting a highly influential tone for their sound.
Cassandra Wilson is deceased
The world of music has dimmed slightly with the passing of a true legend: Cassandra Wilson, the Grammy-winning jazz singer
Trashcan Sinatras Celebrating 30 Years of “A Happy Pocket”
In the mid-1990s, the music scene was constantly shifting, and the Trashcan Sinatras found themselves navigating a particularly interesting territory.