James Rettig

Back in July, Fucked Up announced a new EP, Oberon, with the lead single “Strix,” their follow-up to last year’s Year Of The Horse project. That EP is due out next month, and today the Toronto band has shared its title track,  » Read More

The Chicago trio Dehd released a new album, Blue Skies, a few months back, and they’re about to go out on an extensive tour in support of it. They recently stopped by the SiriusXM studios for a live session and covered Marcy Playground’s 1997 alt-rock hit “Sex & Candy.”  » Read More

A few months ago, Kate Bollinger released a new EP, Look At It In The Light, and the Virginia-based songwriter is already back with a new single, “Running,” which she recorded with Sam Evian up at his studio in the Catskills. “It’s a song about a failing relationship,  » Read More

A few months back, Shalom made her Saddle Creek debut with a pair of singles, an original called “Bad To The Bone” and a cover of Glass Animals’ “Agnes.” Today, she’s back with another two songs: one of her own, “DTAP,” a driving and bright one that years for a “different time and place,”  » Read More

Modest Mouse are going out on tour this fall to celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Lonesome Crowded West, which was released in 1997. The band will tour as a four-piece, with original members Isaac Brock and Jeremiah Green joined by Russell Higbee and Simon O’Connor.  » Read More

Austin industrial band Street Sects finished up their years-long Gentrification series earlier this year, and right now they’re on tour with fellow noise-makers HEALTH and Perturbator. Today, the duo has shared a new single called “X Amount.” “We’ve always felt that our recordings just aren’t on par with our live sound,”  » Read More

Justin Bieber has postponed the tour in support of his latest album Justice once again due to health issues. The singer canceled some shows earlier this year as he opened up about his struggles with Ramsay Hunt syndrome, a condition that results in facial paralysis. Bieber performed a handful of times over the past few weeks at festivals around the world,  » Read More

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Sorry are about a month out from releasing their sophomore album, Anywhere But Here. They’ve shared two singles from it so far, “There’s So Many People That Want To Be Loved” and “Let The Lights On” (the latter topped our best songs of the week list),  » Read More