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The beef between Grimes and Poppy dates back to 2018, when Poppy accused Grimes of bullying her during the making of their song “Play Destroy.” Grimes responded telling Poppy to “let it go,” and it seems the metal-pop singer still has not,  » Read More

Next month, Olivia O. will unveil her sophomore effort No Bones, Sickly Sweet. So far the indie musician has released “One Hit Wonder” and “Hole,” and now she’s back with “Rejection.”  » Read More

Last month, Sponge announced an album of covers of songs from 1994 and released a quirked-up version of the Morrissey classic “The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get.” Today, the Detroit alt-rock group is sharing their take on Mazzy Star’s immortal hit “Fade Into You.”  » Read More

On Tuesday (Oct. 8), a reissue of Daniel Johnston’s 1991 album Artistic Vice was announced. On Wednesday night (Oct. 9), CMAT stopped by BBC Radio 2 and played the late indie icon’s 1980 song “Joy Without Pleasure” on Jo Whiley Sofa Sessions.  » Read More

Last month, Halsey officially announced her new album The Great Impersonator after releasing the singles “The End,” “Lucky,” and “Lonely Is The Muse.” Afterward, she released “Ego,” and now she’s back with “I Never Loved You.”  » Read More

Bruiser Wolf kicked off the year with the album My Story Got Stories. The Detroit rapper linked up with F1THY for “Rope Chain” over the summer, and now he’s joining forces with Zack Fox for “Mountain Lion.”  » Read More

Earlier this month, Stereogum presented fantasy of a broken heart’s album release show for Feats Of Engineering at Brooklyn’s Baby’s All Right, and it was a great time. Now, we’re doing the same for Shower Curtain, who are celebrating their fantastic debut full-length words from a wishing well in Ridgewood,  » Read More

METZ are calling it quits. The Toronto noise-rockers extraordinaire have announced an indefinite hiatus beginning as soon as they wrap up their upcoming EU and UK dates. “We’ve collectively decided to close this chapter of METZ,” the band shares in a lengthy statement surveying their career. “The band will be on ‘indefinite hiatus’  » Read More

Later this month, Elias Rønnenfelt of Iceage will share his debut solo album Heavy Glory. So far the Danish artist has unveiled “Like Lovers Do,” “No One Else,” and “Worm Grew A Spine,” and now he’s back with the sprawling “Soldier Song.”  » Read More