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Justified: City Primeval is a sequel to Justified, one of television’s most beloved crime sagas. The limited series centers on an older, but still spry, pistol-toting Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant), the Kentucky Marshal created by crime writer Elmore Leonard. The eight-episode series combines plotlines from Leonard’s Givens novels with a separate book, City Primeval, which the Marshal did not appear in,  » Read More

Los Angeles indie rock outfit the world famous debuted last month with “Hollywood Pawn,” the first taste of their forthcoming debut album, totally famous, out later this year. That single finds the Boston transplants playing with the sunny veneer of their new home, soaking their melodies in waves of West Coast power pop guitars.  » Read More

British musician/producer Steven Wilson has announced a new album, The Harmony Codex, and shared its first single, “Economies of Scale,” via a music video. Today we have also posted part one of our two-part interview with Wilson about the album. Read the interview, which was conducted by Stephen Humphries, here.  » Read More

Irish alt-rock band The Cranberries have announced a deluxe reissue of their 1996 album, To the Faithful Departed. It features various demos, outtakes, and live recordings.  » Read More

Will Butler (formerly of Arcade Fire) is releasing a new self-titled album with Will Butler + Sister Squares on September 22 via Merge. Now they have shared the album’s latest single, “Stop Talking,” via a lyric video.  » Read More

Years ago, I asked Steven Wilson a diabolical hypothetical question: Would he rather lose his eyesight or lose his hearing? The British musician mulled that Sophie’s choice for a nano-second before responding that he’d forfeit his eyes rather than his ears. Sound is his most precious commodity. In his mind’s eye, music is visual and cinematic.  » Read More

New York singer/songwriter Charlie Kaplan is a true devotee of pop songwriting, crafting jangly gems at the intersection of power pop, baroque pop, and vintage AM radio rock. Kaplan also plays bass with Brooklyn indie outfit Office Culture, but in 2020 he ventured out on his own with his first full-length album, Sunday.  » Read More

Eyesore & The Jinx’s spikey new tune “Nocturnal Athletes (Ode to Bruno)” is the second single to come from their forthcoming debut album Jitterbug.  » Read More

The band wraps up its autumn trek with a pair of concerts in New York  » Read More