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Last month, Dua Lipa finally announced Radical Optimism, the follow-up to 2020’s Future Nostalgia. So far, we’ve heard “Houdini” and “Training Season,” the latter of which she debuted live at the Grammys and opened the BRITs with the following month.  » Read More

For years, Winnipeg rockers the Guess Who, the band who gave us songs like “American Woman,” have been one of those groups who tour without any members from the classic lineup. Frontman Burton Cummings, the Guess Who’s primary songwriter, hasn’t been in the group in decades, and he’s currently engaged in a legal battle against the current version of the band,  » Read More

In February, Parsnip announced their new album Behold and released “The Light.” That single was followed with last month’s “Turn To Love,” and today the Melbourne indie rock quartet is sharing “The Babble.”  » Read More

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We’ve Got A File On You features interviews in which artists share the stories behind the extracurricular activities that dot their careers: acting gigs, guest appearances, random internet ephemera, etc.  » Read More

Low are the subject of a wonderful new profile in the The New Yorker, which doubles as an appreciation for the influential Duluth band — with quotes from Sharon Van Etten, Perfume Genius, Phoebe Bridgers, and others peppered throughout — and a peek into the chasm that was left when Mimi Parker passed away in 2022.  » Read More

This weekend, No Doubt will play their first proper show in nine years on the Coachella main stage. That’s great and all, but what about just plain Doubt? Let’s talk about them. Doubt are a new Baltimore hardcore band that just signed to Get Better Records, and their new song “Delusion”  » Read More

Eating on vacation is fun, but eating on the road sucks. The endless wasteland of fast food joints and deluxe gas stations does not lend itself to good health or culinary richness. If anyone would know, it’s indie musicians, many of whom who spend months at a time on tour without much budget to speak of.  » Read More

Last month, Lionlimb announced a new album called Limbo and shared the striking lead single “Hurricane.” Today, the project — which is spearheaded by New York artist Stewart Bronaugh and has close collaborator Joshua Jaeger on drums — is sharing “Dream Of You” featuring Angel Olsen.  » Read More