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In 2019, Linda Ronstadt was the subject of a documentary, Linda Ronstadt: The Sound Of My Voice. Now she’s getting the biopic treatment too, with a fellow Number Ones artist lined up to portray her on screen.  » Read More

In the ’80s and ’90s, Linda Smith released solo music on cassette, making bedroom pop before the genre even existed. Today, the musician announced that she’s reissuing her albums Nothing Else Matters and I So Liked Spring, which have never been on streaming. To celebrate, she’s also sharing her cover of “Salad Days”  » Read More

Kate Bush has shared a eulogy for Del Palmer, her longtime creative collaborator and one-time romantic partner, who passed away at 71 last week. “It’s hard to know what to say… He was a big part of my life and my work for many years,” Bush wrote. “It’s going to take a long time to come to terms with him not being here with us.”  » Read More

Right now, we’re going through a kind of renaissance of bands who combine old-school death metal with reckless hardcore. There’s a whole thriving scene of bands who walk that line: Gatecreeper, Creeping Death, Fuming Mouth, 200 Stab Wounds, Vomit Forth, Sanguisugabogg, Genocide Pact, Terminal Nation, plenty of others. Louisville’s Gates To Hell belong right up at the top of that list.  » Read More

In October, serpentwithfeet announced GRIP, the follow-up to 2021’s DEACON, which was our Album Of The Week. He shared “Damn Gloves” with Ty Dolla $ign and Yanga YaYa, and today he’s releasing “Safe Word,” which he produced alongside the collective I Like That.  » Read More

Next week, indie singer/songwriter Katie Schottland is set to share Charlie, her sophomore album under the moniker Swimming Bell. Schottland debuted as Swimming Bell in 2019 with Wild Sight, and soon after began work on her follow-up, co-producing the record with Oli Deakin (Lowpines) in the months before the onset of the pandemic.  » Read More

Canadian indie rock outfit Close Talker last returned in 2019 with their fourth full-length record, How Do We Stay Here, after which the band went into hiatus during the pandemic. After working on other projects for the last few years, the band reunited in the studio, crafting their latest forthcoming album The Sprawl, due out on March 22nd.  » Read More

Canadian folk singer/songwriter Shaina Hayes first debuted in 2022 with to coax a waltz, written and recorded while simultaneously running a CSA (community-supported agriculture) farm. After the record’s release, she put farming on hold while touring for the record, opening for The War on Drugs and The Barr Brothers, during which she also began writing her forthcoming sophomore album,  » Read More

Swedish indie band Agent blå (pronounced agent blue) return with a stunning new single, “Discount.  » Read More