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In the spirit of full disclosure, I’ve not seen a Minion on the big screen since their Despicable Me debut, but I do have a passing level of knowledge of the day-glo ’70s cover songs that grace the grooves of the Minions: The Rise of Gru soundtrack.  » Read More

Welcome to the 26th Songs of the Week of 2022. We didn’t do a Songs of the Week last week as pickings were slim in the run up to the long July 4th weekend, so this week’s list covers songs from the last two weeks. Thus we have a supersized Top 15. The list includes two pro-choice songs.  » Read More

ACID KLAUS tells Under the Radar about five songs that influenced his forthcoming debut album  » Read More

Glastonbury Festival was a blast, and Under the Radar was there to savour every last second of it!  » Read More

Swedish post-punk band Viagra Boys have released a new album, Cave World, today via YEAR0001. They have also shared a video for the album track “Big Boy,” which features Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods.  » Read More

Coma Girls is the psych folk moniker of LA-based singer/songwriter Chris Spino. Since their 2015 self-titled debut, the project has undergone a continuous process of reinvention, at times presenting as a band, a solo project, or a rotating coterie of studio musicians. The project’s latest formation is a close collaboration between Spino and producer Christian Paul Philippe,  » Read More

Alt-country singer Margo Price has shared a new pro-choice song, “Fight To Make It,” which features Mavis Staples and Adia Victoria. All Bandcamp proceeds from the song will benefit NOISE FOR NOW, a national initiative that enables artists to connect with and financially support grassroots organizations who support abortion access.  » Read More

Our Under the Radar with Celine Teo-Blockey podcast returns for Season 3 with Warpaint drummer, Stella Mozgawa discussing Radiate Like This—their first album in six years—and the challenges of completing an album from the other side of the world, during a pandemic. Mozgawa returned to Australia at the start of lockdown and did not have any of her usual studio gear and instruments with her.  » Read More