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Even if you don’t know the noisy and experimental rock band Steel Pole Bath Tub, the arc of their story will ring a bell. The group formed in the ’80s in Montana, moved to Seattle and then San Francisco, became fixtures of the Bay Area music scene and Alternative Nation in general,  » Read More

Dog Ears are a duo out of Los Angeles making a sort of poppy, down-the-middle indie rock that feels just right for summertime. The lineup is reminiscent of a black metal band or something, with Joel Murray on drums and vocals and Cory McConnell handling all the rest of the instrumentation. But Dog Ears’  » Read More

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Earlier this year, Ozzy Osbourne announced that he was retiring from touring due to his declining health as a result of his Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. Osbourne did, however, leave the door open for performances that required minimal traveling, and in March he was revealed as one of the performers at the Power Trip festival that will take place on the Empire Polo Club grounds in October.  » Read More

​Body Type are a must-see live band, and Under the Radar were blown away by their recent show in Manchester.  » Read More

The Natvral (aka Kip Berman, former frontman of The Pains of Being Pure at Heart) has shared a video for new song “A Glass of Laugher,” which is the latest release from his upcoming album Summer of No Light.  » Read More

Australian rock band, The Church, have added a second leg to their North American tour in support of their 26th studio album The Hypnogogue,  » Read More

Nashville-based DIY punk outfit, Snõõper, have shared a Sean McGuirk-directed music video for their new song “Running,” which is the latest release from their upcoming album, Super Snõõper.  » Read More