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Groover's recent $8 million Series A funding marks a pivotal moment. Led by prominent investors, this funding aims to transform Groover into an unparalleled all-in-one music promotion platform. This strategic move cements Groover's global presence and enhances its suite of services, promising a new ...Continue reading  » Read More

Next month, Meatbodies, the Los Angeles psychedelic rock band led by frequent Ty Segall collaborator Chad Ubovich, will release their new album Flora Ocean Tiger Blood. I have heard it, and I can tell you that it rocks. We’ve already posted the early tracks “Hole”  » Read More

Today, two huge annual hardcore festivals announced their lineups, and both of them are topped by Have Heart, the Boston straight-edge cult heroes who are back and playing their first shows since their last reunion in 2019. LA’s Sound And Fury is the bigger of the two festivals; it’s probably the biggest North American hardcore fest in history.  » Read More

Throughout all of this past year’s discourse over the commercial decline of rap music, I wondered if the problem was less that listeners had lost interest in the genre than the artists themselves had stopped having fun?  » Read More

Last year, the UK dance-pop artist Georgia released her album Euphoric. After years of producing herself, Georgia recorded that one with Rostam. Right now, Georgia is getting ready to tour Europe with Kim Petras, and she’s followed Euphoric with a new one-off single called “Too Much Too Little.”  » Read More

Sound And Fury, the biggest hardcore festival in North America, is coming back to Exposition Park in Los Angeles this summer, and it’s just unveiled most of its lineup. This time, the big news is that Have Heart are coming back! Have Heart, the righteously emotional Boston hardcore band,  » Read More

Up until pretty recently, it wasn’t entirely clear that Neil Young would ever tour again. Young initially wasn’t comfortable returning to live-show environments after COVID lockdown restrictions lifted, and in 2002, he told The New Yorker that he didn’t want to tour again unless he could do it in an environmentally sustainable way.  » Read More

Goat Girl, the experimental London band that used to feature Naima Bock as a member, will follow their last album, 2020’s On All Fours, with a new one called Below The Waste. Funny title! Good pun! Goat Girl recorded Below The Waste in Ireland with co-producer John “Spud”  » Read More

Country music had a huge commercial year last year, and now big pop stars like Beyoncé and Lana Del Rey are prepping their own country albums. Brian Wilson, the troubled sonic mastermind behind the Beach Boys, probably isn’t going country right now. (Wilson is mourning the recent loss of his wife Melinda,  » Read More