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Yesterday, Zach Bryan, the insurgent country-rocker who currently has both the #1 single and the #1 album in America, was arrested in Oklahoma, his home state. Police in the town of Vinita charged Bryan with obstruction of investigation. (In his mugshot, he looked good.) On Twitter,  » Read More

It’s been so long Since you’ve heard from me Got a wife and kid That I never see And I’m nowhere near What I’d dreamed I be I can’t believe what life’s done to me  » Read More

Back in 2019, Coach Party announced their arrival with the frenetic fuzzed-up debut single “Oh Lola.” While they didn’t quite explode out of the Isle of Wight in the same way as fellow islanders Wet Leg did a few years later, Coach Party’s progress has nevertheless been thrilling to watch.  » Read More

Metric are releasing a new album, Formentera II, on October 13 via Metric Music International/Thirty Tigers. Now they have shared its third single, “Who Would You Be For Me.” The band have also announced some new tour dates.  » Read More

Scottish electro-pop trio CHVRCHES are releasing a 10th anniversary reissue of their debut album, The Bones of What You Believe, on October 13 via Glassnote. Now they have shared another previously unreleased song from it, “Talking In My Sleep.”  » Read More

British singer/songwriter Marika Hackman has returned with a new song, “No Caffeine,” shared via a music video. It’s her first single for Chrysalis.  » Read More

Next month, New York-based indie outfit salamander are set to share their forthcoming debut LP, [container], due out October 18th. The band is the project of instrumentalists Leo Frampton, PJ Hunter, and Ben Verde. Together, they’ve crafted a vision of experimental pop that is both fluid and fractured, fusing electronic beats, honeyed acoustic riffs, hypnotic loops,  » Read More

Jeff Rosenstock’s status as a figure of cult adoration on the underground punk scene has long since been cemented. HELLMODE is his fifth studio album since abandoning Bomb The Music Industry! and The Arrogant Sons of Bitches monikers a decade ago.  » Read More