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Last year Metric returned with Formentera, their first LP in four years. They’re not waiting that long between albums this time. The new-wavey Toronto indie veterans will give last year’s record a sequel this October, naturally titled Formentera II. Its lead single “Just The Once”  » Read More

Back when SoundCloud-rap-ish alternative rock dude and Euphoria actor Dominic Fike released his debut album What Could Possibly Go Wrong in 2020, I proclaimed that the dream of the ’90s was alive with him, marking him as a hybrid of all kinds of music from after Kurt Cobain died,  » Read More

Everyone always knew Kings Of Leon had a great story. The band was a family affair, made up of brothers Caleb, Nathan, and Jared Followill, and their cousin Matthew; all were young and scruffy but also good-looking in the dirty retro way of the early ’00s garage rock boom. More importantly, the Followill brothers had come from a strange yet deeply American background,  » Read More

Depeche Mode released their Memento Mori album back in March, and lately they’ve been pushing “Wagging Tongue” as a single. The track got a music video from Anton Corbijn in May, and today a set of remixes has been unveiled. One of those remixes is by the world-conquering Band To Watch Wet Leg,  » Read More

Back in 2021, the theatrically demonic and hella poppy Swedish hard rock band Ghost contributed their song “Hunter’s Moon” to the finale of Halloween Kills. This year they’re soundtracking the end of another horror movie, now with assistance from that movie’s director.  » Read More

News broke today that Britney Spears filed a police report after being physically assaulted by French NBA rookie player Victor Wembanyama’s security guard in Las Vegas last night. According to TMZ, Spears approached Wembanyama and tapped him on his back, at which point his security guard backhanded her,  » Read More

PJ Harvey has released a new album, I Inside the Old Year Dying, today via Partisan  » Read More

Fontaines D.C. frontman Grian Chatten explores “exaggerated aspects of his soul” far from the clamor and clanging of his fastidious band on his solo effort, Chaos For the Fly.  » Read More

Graham Nash at the age of 81, miraculously still sounds like Graham Nash.  » Read More