Los Angeles singer and songwriter Christian Lee Hutson has shared ‘Age Difference’ today, a song from his upcoming album Quitters that allows Hutson to expand on the Los Angeles character song tradition of Randy Newman and Harry Nilsson. With a new video animated by Nick Slye accompanying it. Said Slye
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Julien Baker has announced B-Sides, an EP of tracks taken from the recording sessions for her critically heralded third full-length Little Oblivions. Today, you can listen to ‘Guthrie’, a gorgeous and hushed
Los Angeles-based trio MUNA – comprised of Katie Gavin (she/they), Naomi McPherson
Today, The National release their highly anticipated ninth studio album the First Two Pages of
Christian Lee Hutson today shared the video for “Get The Old Band Back Together,” which features cameos by Phoebe Bridgers, Conor Oberst, and Sharon Silva. Recorded with guest players Oberst (harmonica), Meg
“Hutson is poised to be the next breakout indie-folk statesman, and if you’re a fan of blended, introspective fingerpicking and storytelling, you won’t want to miss ‘Beginners’.” – Paste, “The 20 Artists
Christian Lee Hutson – Lose This Number Newly signed to ANTI- Records, Christian Lee Hutson today announced his new album Beginners—produced by Phoebe Bridgers—will be released on May 29th, 2020. He also
Following the release of her widely-acclaimed sophomore album, Historian and the collaborative boygenius EP with Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus has spent this year rolling out a festive mix of original and cover songs tied to various holidays, resulting in
Better Oblivion Community Center, the new band from Phoebe Bridgers and Conor Oberst, recently surprise-released their self-titled debut album. The record is currently available digitally and is set for a physical release on February 22nd via
Photo credit: Nik Freitas The rumours percolating since summer on fansites, Reddit boards and Twitter were finally confirmed last night when an album entitled Better Oblivion Community Center by Better Oblivion Community Center appeared on DSPs, shortly