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All good things come to those who wait, and fans of Welsh experiment rockers Gallops are now being treated to wicked new single “Boolean Who?”—their first new release in five years!  » Read More

Scotland’s Belle and Sebastian have performed their first ever Tiny Desk Concert for NPR Music. The band performed four songs: “Unnecessary Drama,” “Working Boy in New York City,” “Reclaim the Night,” and “Judy and the Dream of Horses.” It was filmed late last month during the band’s recent U.S. tour.  » Read More

Metric have released a new album, Formentera, today. They have also shared a video for a track from the album, “False Dichotomy.”  » Read More

A seminal year in glam, 1972 yielded the releases of David Bowie’s The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, T. Rex’s The Slider, and Lou Reed’s Transformer, each record advancing the evolving sound of rock and steering youth culture away from the earthy optimism of the previous decade, ushering in an era in which popular culture’s eschatology was dictated by sexuality,  » Read More

Father John Misty (aka Josh Tillman) has shared a video for the song “Buddy’s Rendezvous” from his most recent album, Chloë and the Next 20th Century. He has also shared a Lana Del Rey cover of the same song.  » Read More

Katy J Pearson has shared a new single, “Float.” It is the latest release from her forthcoming album, Sound of the Morning, which will be out on July 8 via Heavenly.  » Read More

Lambchop (the project of Kurt Wagner) have announced the release of a new album, The Bible, which will be out on September 30 via Merge. They have also shared a video for the album’s lead single, “Police Dog Blues.”  » Read More

The apocalypse, as predicted throughout much of art and literature, is to be an extravagant event: the ultimate destruction of an inherently flawed planet, a bombastic pageant of thunder and hellfire, the huddling populace its unwilling centerpiece. David Bowie, while recording his fifth studio album during a tumultuous era not dissimilar to our own, surely recognized this,  » Read More

Naomi Alligator is the moniker of indie folk singer/songwriter Corrine James. James first got her start by uploading her intimate home recordings to Bandcamp, but in the time since she’s released two full-length albums along with her 2021 EP, Concession Stand Girl. Next month, she’s set to return with her latest effort, Double Knot, her first album on Carpark Records.  » Read More