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Before releasing hit albums and cult-classic movies, the Lonely Island — the trio of Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer — rose to fame making pre-filmed Digital Shorts like “Lazy Sunday” and “Dick In A Box” for Saturday Night Live. Now the trio, along with fellow SNL alum Seth Meyers,  » Read More

Colin Farrell joins the pantheon of time honored gumshoes with Sugar, which premieres with two episodes on this new series. The leading man’s eponymous John Sugar is a private investigator with quips hard boiled enough to satisfy the cravings of any noir diehard.  » Read More

A day prior to the release of Vampire Weekend’s self-titled debut album in January 2008, Pitchfork’s Nitsuh Abebe called it “already one of the most talked-about and divisive records of the year.”  » Read More

Total Tommy, unveils their latest single “Losing Out,” blending indie rock with grunge-inspired emotion to evoke the universal experience of feeling let down by others.  » Read More

The Anchoress (aka Catherine Anne Davies) has shared a new cover of the Suede B-side “The Living Dead.” The cover was released via Bandcamp as part of Bandcamp Friday. The original song was the B-side to Suede’s 1994 single “Stay Together” and was later included on Suede’s two-CD B-sides collection, Sci-Fi Lullabies, in 1997.  » Read More

The Zutons are releasing their first new album in 16 years, The Big Decider, on April 26 via ICEPOP. Now they have shared its third single, title track “The Big Decider.” They have also announced their first full-on U.S. tour in 19 years.  » Read More

Allen Ginsberg, one of the key Beat Generation writers, managed to achieve the equivalence of rock-star status in the world of poetry.  » Read More

Later this month, New Orleans-based indie duo The Lostines are releasing their upcoming debut album, Meet The Lostines. Like their previous two EPs, the record finds songwriters Casey Jane Reece-Kaigler and Camille Wind Weatherford working with a host of local collaborators to create a rootsy blend of folk, rock, and country, pairing dusty instrumentation with their longing vocal harmonies.  » Read More

​Isle Of Wight duo Lily and Lottie, also known as The Pill, a duo accompanied by their mysterious drummer, are poised to make waves with their unhinged post-punk pop debut single, “Bale of Hay”  » Read More