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Happy birthday John Densmore (Doors). Johnny No Drama. The post Happy Birthday John Densmore (Doors) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

We had a technical issue accessing last week’s best comments data, plus it was a holiday, so before we get into this week’s Shut Up, Dude I’ve got last week’s roundup for you a week late.  » Read More

Alabama rap charmer Flo Milli is now popular enough that my daughter is always playing her in the car, and she’s getting ready to follow her 2022 album You Still Here, Ho? with a new one called Fine Ho, Stay. (I sense a theme.) In the past few months,  » Read More

Every once in a while, Omaha underground mainstay David Nance will emerge with a new full-length tribute to one of his favorite artists. The latest to get the covers treatment is the Cure. Robert Smith’s catalog is translated into gritty Great Plains home recordings on Nance’s new Shameless Kiss LP.  » Read More

Last year, the Memphis rapper GloRilla erupted out of the underground, scoring a couple of massive hits and ending the year with the release of her Anyways, Life’s Great… EP. GloRilla’s been a little quieter this year, though she has come out with a few new singles.  » Read More

Addy, the musical project of Philly-based Addy Watkins, has a wonderful new EP out today. As Watkins explains in a note to Bandcamp followers, recording for Temperance started in Nashville in the summer of 2021 with Watkins’ co-producer Collin Pastore, known for his work with Lucy Dacus. (Notably, Dacus shot the photo that became the cover art.) It’s full of brisk but tender songs with forceful backbeats tying together gorgeous, […]

Every week the Stereogum staff chooses the five best new songs of the week. The eligibility period begins and ends Thursdays right before midnight. You can hear this week’s picks below and on Stereogum’s Favorite New Music Spotify playlist, which is updated weekly. (An expanded playlist of our new music picks is available to members on Spotify and Apple Music,  » Read More

The screamo underground is a communal place. Bands don’t just make split 7″ EPs; they make full-on split albums. A couple of months ago, we got Snag and Coma Regalia’s MMXXIII. Now, New Jersey’s Massa Nera and Los Angeles’ Quiet Fear are getting ready to release Quatro Vientos // Cinco Soles,  » Read More

Drake and his associates are bringing back Luna Luna as an exhibition in Los Angeles this month. Although I’d never heard of Luna Luna before today, this seems like a fairly big deal.  » Read More