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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

If there’s one thing we’ve learned about the Grateful Dead, it’s that the band refuses to die, no matter how many times it holds its own funeral. Jerry Garcia died in 1995. Two decades later, after years performing in various configurations under names like “The Dead” and “The Other Ones,” the remaining members played a series of Fare Thee Well shows with Trey Anastasio sitting in for Garcia.  » Read More

Last month Stereogum and The Wild Honey Pie brought Caroline Rose to Glen Falls House in the Catskills for an intimate concert and lots of pizza from the inimitable Paulie Gee’s. Rose played songs from her latest (Grammy-nonimated!) album The Art Of Forgetting and some older tunes including the live rarity “Pipe Dreams,”  » Read More

Welcome back. With the world in great shape and no potentially life-changing national decisions looming on the horizon, I thought we could use this stress-free stretch of placidity to answer an essential question I’ve had boiling on the back burner since the last time I saw you: Will 2024 be the best year for metal this decade?  » Read More

Since releasing their 2022 album Blue Skies, Chicago’s Dehd have only shared “Eggshells,” which was that same year. Today, they’re back with the announcement of a new record called Poetry. The single “Mood Ring” is out now.  » Read More

The dreamy young Baltimore indie-pop artist Julien Chang released his sophomore album The Sale in 2022, and he’s just announced plans to follow it with a new EP called Home For The Moment. Chang wrote, produced, and performed everything on the EP himself, and he says that it captures a transitional stage in his life: “I wrote it from a position ‘stuck’  » Read More

Between 1997 and 2013, beloved funky robots Daft Punk released a grand total of four studio albums (or, if you count the Tron: Legacy soundtrack, five). They didn’t release any music of their own after Random Access Memories, their Grammy-winning 2013 blockbuster, and they officially broke up in 2021.  » Read More

We haven’t heard from Philly sextet The Goalie’s Anxiety At The Penalty Kick since their 2020 debut album Ways Of Hearing, but they’re back today with news of the next one. It is, of course, titled The Iliad And The Odyssey And The Goalie’s Anxiety At The Penalty Kick.  » Read More