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I’ve enjoyed Raavi Sita’s releases as Raavi over the past few years. “Lazy Susan,” “Chorus Girl,” and “No Bodies” were all winners, and so is today’s new song “About It.” The track pares back the driving melodic indie rock structures around Sita,  » Read More

“This rap shit done saved my life and fucked it up at the same time.” That’s the kind of insight that a rapper, or even a fan, might reach after months of intensive therapy. It’s also the very first thing that Danny Brown says on his new album. If you’ve been listening to Danny Brown for the last decade-plus,  » Read More

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Some of the best and brightest musicians from the hardcore underground have assembled like Voltron to form Sentinel, a band that makes an almighty, towering metal-punk stomp. Mindforce guitarist Mike Shaw seems to be the person who put the crew together, and Mutually Assured Destruction’s Ace Stallings provides the towering bellow. (I know Ace a little bit,  » Read More

It’s been four years since Konradsen released their debut album Saints And Sebastian Stories, which led us to name the Norwegian duo a Band To Watch and landed them on our Best New Bands list in 2019. They put out a couple EPs after that,  » Read More

Mannequin Pussy’s new album I Got Heaven isn’t out until March, but they’ve already shared two songs from it, the title track and “I Don’t Know You,” both of which made it onto our best songs of the week list when they came out.  » Read More

Last month, the Nashville musician Madi Diaz announced a new album, Weird Faith, and shared its lead single and opening track “Same Risk.” Today, she’s back with “Don’t Do Me Good,” a collaboration with Kacey Musgraves. “I wanted this song to feel like calling your friend,”  » Read More

Scotland’s Belle and Sebastian have announced some new 2024 North American tour dates. They happen next April and May and support comes from The Weather Station or Haley Heynderickx, depending on the show.  » Read More

J Mascis (of Dinosaur Jr.) has announced a new solo album, What Do We Do Now, and shared its first single, “Can’t Believe We’re Here,” via a music video that features Fred Armisen, David Cross, Eugene Mirman, Bully, IDLES, and others.  » Read More