Sleater-Kinney share ‘The Future Is Here’, the second new track to be revealed from their forthcoming highly anticipated album, The Center Won’t Hold, produced by St. Vincent and
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Download hi-res here Lloyd Cole has confirmed six New Zealand concerts in November for his ‘From Rattlesnakes to Guesswork‘ tour, with The
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Marika Hackman is back with ‘the one,’ the second single from her forthcoming album Any Human Friend, out August 9th via Sub Pop. Displaying
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On the heels of her triumphant Matador Records debut Turn Out the Lights and the critically acclaimed EP as one – third
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Today, Calexico and Iron & Wine released Years to Burn via Sub Pop. The work of Calexico’s Joey Burns and John Convertino and Sam Beam of Iron & Wine, the album is their first full-length
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Yeehaw! Orville Peck’s epic new video for ‘Hope To Die‘ (from Pony, his acclaimed debut) shows us a side to the enigmatic
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L-R: Oscar Mein, Henry Francis, Conor Feehly, Max Holmes Photo Credit – Michelle Foran Download Sludge Pop Media Kit HERE New Zealand’s indie sludge-pop rockers Soaked Oats are
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Ahead of his nationwide tour, Melbourne-based Kiwi and beloved songwriter Stan Woodhouse today releases Golden Boy Vol. I and II — the lush sophomore
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Photo credit: Mikael Beland Car Seat Headrest today announces Commit Yourself Completely – a new nine-track live album that will be released June 17th on Matador Records.
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On July 12th, Sub Pop will release a chronological trip through the lesser known material of METZ. Automat is a collection of
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Photo credit: Hollie Fernando New York-based Shura is pleased to announce her sophomore album, forevher, due August 16th via Secretly Canadian / Rhythmethod. Written primarily about Shura’s relationship
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Seattle trio Dude York have returned with the new full-length Falling, their tribute to adolescent romance and the pop-punk that proliferated on the FM radio
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