James Rettig

Blonde, the film based on the Joyce Carol Oates book that was inspired by the life of Marilyn Monroe, hits Netflix today. The reviews are mixed (and controversial!), but it seems agreed upon that the score is pretty good. That score was done by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis,  » Read More

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Norah Jones has a new podcast called Norah Jones Is Playing Along, which will feature her chatting and performing with some of her favorite musicians. “I love playing music with people and this seemed like a fun way for me to do it, especially with musicians who I don’t normally cross paths with,”  » Read More

Tegan And Sara have a new album on the way — and a new TV show and a new graphic novel. Crybaby, the album part of that equation, is out on October 21, and so far we’ve heard “Fucking Up What Matters,”  » Read More

Around this time last year, Webbed Wing — the Philadelphia project headed up by Taylor Madison, formerly of Superheaven — released their second album, What’s So Fucking Funny?, which was produced by Will Yip and came out via his Memory Music label. Today, ahead of a tour that kicks off next week,  » Read More

Palm are less than a month out from releasing Nicks And Grazes, the band’s first new album in four years. They’ve shared “Feathers” and “Parable Lickers‘ from it already, and today they’re back with another track, the syrupy and psychedelic “On The Sly.”  » Read More

Mtendere Mandowa, the Los Angeles producer more commonly known as Teebs, came back in 2019 with his first album in five years, Annica, which featured collaborations with Panda Bear, Sudan Archives, Pink Siifu, and more. Today, he’s back with a pair of new tracks,  » Read More

Earlier this year, the experimental London rock Band To Watch caroline released their self-titled debut album. Today, ahead of their upcoming first North American tour dates, they’ve shared a cover of Claire Rousay’s “Peak Chroma,” which appears on last year’s A Softer Focus —  » Read More

Last year, the Go! Team released a new album called Get Up Sequences Part One, their first full-length since 2018. Part One implies the existence of another one to come, and today the Go Team! are indeed announcing Get Up Sequences Part Two, which will be out next February.  » Read More