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Last month, Mandy — the project of Melkbelly’s Miranda Winters — announced her new album Lawn Girl and shared the lead single “High School Boyfriend.” Soon after, Melkbelly also made their grand return with two new songs. Today, Winters is back to her solo rollout,  » Read More

Kansas City-based indie rock outfit The Greeting Committee are back this summer with their third full-length album, Everyone’s Gone and I Know I’m The Cause, out June 21st. The pair debuted with their 2018 album, This Is It, followed by their 2022 sophomore effort, Dandelion. In the years since the band have been weathering line-up changes and a creative redirection,  » Read More

Lionlimb are releasing a new album, Limbo, on May 24 via Bayonet. Now they have shared its second single, “Dream of You,” which features Angel Olsen, who also appears in the video.  » Read More

Andrew Bird has announced a new album with the Andrew Bird Trio (also featuring Ted Poor on drums and Alan Hampton on bass), a jazz covers album entitled Sunday Morning Put-On. He’s also shared its first two singles, “I Fall In Love Too Easily” and “I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face,” as well as live in the studio performance videos for each song.  » Read More

The previous vinyl reissues of Nico’s landmark 1970 album, Desertshore (her third under her own name after a stint in The Velvet Underground that followed her debut single “I’m Not Sayin’”), left something to be desired both sonically and packaging-wise.  » Read More

One can only imagine what it was like hearing Nico’s sophomore album, The Marble Index, in 1968, given how different it was, and still is, from anything else in the “pop” music landscape.  » Read More

The DJ born Calvin LeBrun was a Hot 97 mainstay and an early collaborator of Big Daddy Kane  » Read More

Damon McMahon will perform at Pitchfork Music Festival and more in support of new album Death Jokes  » Read More

The band had to postpone its final tour after frontman Steven Tyler damaged his vocal cords and fractured his larynx  » Read More