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Wilco have announced a new album, Cruel Country, and shared its first single, “Falling Apart (Right Now),” via a video for the new song.  » Read More

Danish punks Iceage have shared a new single, “All the Junk on the Outskirts.” They have also announced a co-headlining U.S. tour with Earth.  » Read More

Kevin Morby has shared a video for his new single, “A Random Act of Kindness.” It is the latest release from his forthcoming album, This Is a Photograph, which will be out on May 13 via Dead Oceans.  » Read More

Living Room is a Brooklyn-based quartet crafting a potent combination of mid-aughts emo, ‘90s shoegaze, and post punk revivalism. The band have been active for nearly a decade since debuting with their 2014 full-length record, Moonchaser, and releasing their 2017 and 2018 follow-ups, Worth and Heavy Mind. This summer, Living Room is set to share their fourth record,  » Read More

Last night, Irish post-punk five-piece Fontaines D.C. made an appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers, where they performed the song “Nabokov,” taken from their newest album, Skinty Fia.  » Read More

For two years, Australia’s most relentless rockers King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard couldn’t record together. The pandemic essentially shutdown Melbourne, the band’s base of operations, not allowing the members to engage in the group recording sessions that spawned one of the most eclectic discographies in modern music, littered with genre hopping and fantastical silliness. Of course,  » Read More

When Seratones released Get Gone in 2016, the band fit easily into the lineage of Sleater-Kinney, right down to the jagged punk riffs and Corin Tucker-esque intonation of singer A.J. Hynes. For this reason, it’s tempting to almost overlook the record; but then the title track “Get Gone” starts up, and for the first time the listener gets to hear Hynes without the pretense of influence.  » Read More

Welcome to the 17th Songs of the Week of 2022. It’s a very Canadian edition of Songs of the Week, with four artists from north of the border making this week’s Top 10.  » Read More

Vanessa Bayer’s seven years of awkward character sketches on Saturday Night Live misfire in the Emmy-nominated actor’s first series, I Love That for You. which has all the qualities of a classic workplace sitcom.  » Read More