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Earlier this year, Canadian indie folk outfit Parkland debuted with their winding and layered single, “North of the Border.” After beginning as a solo project for singer/songwriter Will Quiring, the outfit began taking a new life as Quiring brought in musicians from bands such as Close Talker and Rah Rah to round out the tracks.  » Read More

Titus Andronicus have shared a lyric video for their new single, “Baby Crazy.” It is the latest release from their forthcoming album, The Will to Live, which will be out tomorrow (September 30) via Merge.  » Read More

British duo Let’s Eat Grandma (Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth) have shared a lyric video for their new single, “Give Me a Reason.” It is from the deluxe version of their newest album, Two Ribbons, which is out now via Transgressive.  » Read More

Bruce Springsteen has announced the release of a soul covers album, Only the Strong Survive, which will be out on November 11 via Columbia. Springsteen has also shared a video for a cover of Frank Wilson’s 1965 song “Do I Love You (Indeed I Do).”  » Read More

The Flaming Lips have announced a deluxe edition box set reissue of their album Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots to commemorate its 20th anniversary. The set, which contains over 50 songs, includes B-sides, demos, remixes, radio sessions, two concerts, and more. It will be available on digital and as a 6-CD box set on November 25 via Warner,  » Read More

Bryce Drew has moved around to many colorful locations, from her childhood summers spent in Trinidad to growing up in Miami, studying songwriting in Nashville, and now living in Los Angeles—all which you can hear on her latest song.  » Read More

After a series of singles and teasers, indie folk singer/songwriter Jackson Wooten debuted last year with his full-length record, A New Child. He then followed with a collaborative EP with Tori Weidinger under the name Garden Gloves, building upon his talent for lyrically heartfelt folk pop.  » Read More

If you’re looking for a documentary that charts neatly through the life of David Bowie, his 50-year discography and the coterie of musicians and producers he collaborated with—you better look elsewhere. Moonage Daydream, the kaleidoscopic, Brett Morgen-helmed documentary that opened in theaters last weekend, is a feast for the senses, that’s best experienced at an IMAX cinema.  » Read More

For some, Editors have never quite recaptured the thrilling dark euphoria of their glittering debut album, 2005’s The Back Room. It certainly appeared to be an album informed by the edgy claustrophobia of the likes of Joy Division and Interpol, but also with flourishes of U2 levels of arena pomp.  » Read More