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Chances are you haven’t thought about Annabel for a minute, but you should rectify that. The Akron emo band was a mainstay of the DIY circuit in the late 2000s and early 2010s, and they released albums for the reliably great record labels Count Your Lucky Stars and Tiny Engines. This spring,  » Read More

A pedestrian has been killed in a downtown Austin hit-and-run, as the Austin American-Statesman reports. The incident took place around 1:10AM on Tuesday morning at the corner of East Seventh and Red River streets, a main thoroughfare for SXSW events. Two people were struck by an automobile that then fled —  » Read More

Montréal folk singer-songwriter Myriam Gendron has a way of attracting some of the biggest names in experimental indie music. Her 2021 album Ma d​é​lire – Songs of love, lost & found was promoted by veteran critic and Forced Exposure zine mastermind Byron Coley, and it featured playing by the likes of Chris Corsano and Bill Nace.  » Read More

Metronomy have shared a new song, “Nice Town,” which is a collaboration with New York by way of Houston artist Pan Amsterdam. It also marks Metronomy’s first release for Ninja Tune, which have just announced that they’ve signed the band.  » Read More

Elbow are releasing a new album, AUDIO VERTIGO, on March 22 via Polydor/Geffen. Now they have shared its third single, “Good Blood Mexico City.”  » Read More

Austin-based indie pop singer/songwriter Hannah Stomski debuted under the moniker Sprig in 2020, releasing a string of early singles along with her first EP, What Life Would Be Like. Her music offers a subdued and swirling mix of bedroom folk and indie pop, soaked in the same reverb, atmospheric production, and bittersweet melancholy as indie touchstones like Alvvays,  » Read More

Waxahatchee (aka Katie Crutchfield) is releasing a new album, Tigers Blood, on March 22 via ANTI-. Now she has shared its third single, “365,” via a music video filmed in one continuous shot.  » Read More

Dave’s Picks Volume 49 highlights an era of the Grateful Dead that most may not think of as prime Dead; however, the performances herein stand with the band’s best.  » Read More

Deer Shed Festival announces full musical line-up for its 2024 edition.  » Read More