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British duo Wet Leg (Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers) have announced some new North American tour dates and shared On Tour with Wet Leg, a new mini documentary chronicling their recent U.S. East Coast tour. It includes a brief moment where they meet Jack White in Nashville.  » Read More

Last night, Jack White made an appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, where he performed “What’s the Trick?” He also was interviewed by Colbert.  » Read More

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have announced the release of a spoken word album, Seven Psalms, which will be out on June 17.  » Read More

The first teaser trailer for the fourth Thor film, Thor: Love and Thunder, has debuted. Chris Hemsworth’s Norse god is joined by The Guardians of the Galaxy on this adventure, but the biggest moment in the trailer is probably Natalie Portman’s return as Jane Foster, who this time becomes the first female version of Thor.  » Read More

Philly band Grocer make offbeat indie art punk, characterized by dissonant pop instincts, darting rhythms, and three distinct vocalists, courtesy of bassist Danielle Lovier, drummer Cody Nelson, and guitarist Nicolas Rahn, along with additional guitar work from Emily Daly.  » Read More

Bunnyman is an introspective self-examination of Will Sergeant’s early years and maturation, musical and otherwise, that led to him forming Echo & the Bunnymen. Bunnyman is an introspective self-examination of Will Sergeant’s early years and maturation, musical and otherwise, that led to him forming Echo & the Bunnymen.  » Read More

Victor Mucho is the new solo project from Brian Macdonald of folk rock outfit Judah & the Lion. Next month, Macdonald is set to share his upcoming solo debut record, Moonlight in Visby. When writing his new record, Macdonald and his wife left the comforts of their Nashville home, decamping to the remote Swedish island of Gotland and the idyllic seaside town of Visby.  » Read More

Two years ago, indie rock singer/songwriter Oceanator (aka Elise Okusami) found herself predicting the end of the world. On her debut, Things I Never Said, her grunge ’90s alt rock inspirations became the site of cracks in the world and towering apocalypses, a perfect encapsulation of the prevailing feelings of the year 2020. Unfortunately, it is two years later and the world feels no less volatile and disaster often feels […]

Xenia Rubinos has shared a new song, “Madrugada.” It is the first release in an upcoming series of reimaginings of songs from her newest album, Una Rosa. The new song, a reimagining of the album’s “What Is This Voice,” features Cuban rapper El Individuo. Rubinos has also announced a string of tour dates.  » Read More