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Canadian indie rock band, Islands, have just announced the release of their new studio album And That’s Why Dolphins Lost Their Legs, and shared a music video for their new song, “Life’s a Joke.”  » Read More

Last year, Los Angeles-based indie singer/songwriter Tanner Houghton debuted his solo moniker Oh Bummer! with a new EP, Losing Sunlight. That debut found Houghton fusing his laid-back, indie slacker aesthetic with trip-hop inspired beats from producer The KickDrums, crafting a woozy and charming style of indie pop with an insular frame.  » Read More

Aphex Twin (the alias of producer Richard D. James) has announced the release of his new EP, Blackbox Life Recorder 21f/ In a Room7 F760, and shared its partial title track, “Blackbox Life Recorder 21f.”  » Read More

Next month, Texas-based art rock outfit Buttercup are back with their latest record, Grand Marais. The record follows their 2017 album, Battle of Flowers, and delivers a “painfully raw” set of tracks that are only now seeing the light of day after the band recorded them in 2014. The band wrote the record in the wake of the loss of the fathers of band members Erik Sanden and Joe Reyes. […]

Harmony, previously one half of indie band Girlpool, has announced the release of her debut solo EP, Dystopia Girl, and shared a music video for its lead single, “Good Things Take Time.”  » Read More

The first teaser trailed has been shared for Priscilla, the Priscilla Presley biopic written and directed by Academy Award winner, Sofia Coppola.  » Read More

New York indie pop group, Charly Bliss, reenter the music scene after a four year hiatus with a music video for their latest single, “You Don’t Even Know Me Anymore.”  » Read More

Beck and Phoenix have teamed up for a new song, “Odyssey.” This song shares a name with the band’s upcoming tour, coined “Summer Odyssey.”  » Read More

In the hazy aftermath of 1995’s Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness—The Smashing Pumpkins’ bestselling, era-defining magnum opus once dubbed “The Wall for Gen X”—public expectations for the group either to replicate or surpass its now-fabled maximalist masterpiece were high. For the Pumpkins, such expectations would prove challenging to meet, as Mellon Collie had been a tremendous commercial and critical success for the influential Chicago-based alt rock idols.  » Read More