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Fans last heard from indie folk singer/songwriter Zoe Boekbinder with their 2018 record Shadow, followed by Prison Music Project’s Long Time Gone. The latter was a collaborative album, co-produced by Boekbinder and Ani DiFranco, featuring songs co-written by currently and formerly incarcerated people.  » Read More

Atlanta-based indie rock band Mamalarky have announced the release of a new album, Pocket Fantasy, which will be out on September 30 via Fire Talk. They have also announced a tour in support of the album and have shared a video for a new single from the album, “Mythical Bonds.”  » Read More

Wisconsin-based band Disq have announced the release of a new album, Desperately Imagining Someplace Quiet, which will be out on October 7 via Saddle Creek. They have also announced a tour in support of the album and have shared the album’s lead single, “Cujo Kiddies.”  » Read More

Welcome to the 28th Songs of the Week of 2022. It was a weak week for new tracks. Don’t get us wrong, we stand behind all the songs that made this week’s main list, there just wasn’t a plethora of other tracks to choose from.  » Read More

UK band Wolf Alice were recently involved in a race against time as they frantically attempted to get to the Glastonbury festival on time after becoming grounded in Los Angeles.  » Read More

Early next week, Minnesota-based indie dream pop outfit Sleeping Jesus are set to share their debut LP, Leave the Party Early. The band started as the project of singer/songwriter Nick Elstad, but it quickly expanded into a five-piece with the addition of Tyler Steinley, Andy Bauer, Seamus St. Clair, and Dante DeGrazia.  » Read More

Today, London-based indie outfit Me And The Moon have shared their debut EP, Everything’s Changing, premiering with Under the Radar. After teasing the record over the past year with a series of singles, the EP acts as a showcase for the band’s vibrant arrangements, heartfelt lyrics, and potent melodicism, with the band carefully walking the line between indie pop and folk.  » Read More

Nikki and Jason were first trying to get pregnant without any result, then they were trying to adopt, now they’re trying to be parents.  » Read More

With three critically acclaimed albums, three EPs, and 20 or so singles, England’s Wolf Alice have come a long way since founding members Ellie Rowsell and Joff Oddie met online and began performing at open mic sessions. They officially became Wolf Alice in 2010, taking their name from the story of Wolf-Alice as featured in Angela Carter’s modern feminist classic The Bloody Chamber.  » Read More