The Breeders co-founder shares the trailer for her upcoming live album and film, recorded at a sold-out orchestral performance in London last March. Out November 13 on 4AD. On March 1, 2025, Kim Deal ...

Cambridge, England’s Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats have always sounded like they could be soundtracking a midnight horror flick, but Shapes Of Midnight expands that world without ...

And if you haven’t, “Exalted Eagles” is the place to start. The final preview from Hotel Usona turns its eye toward warped patriotism, a nation in free fall gripped by its own worst impulses. Joe ...

“Pinhole To Vortex turns twenty years of Smug Brothers experience into one of their most confident, cohesive, and hook-filled records.” Earlier this year, Smug Brothers released Gravity Is Just A Way ...

Imperial Teen’s second single from All Over You zeroes in on one of the album’s central concerns: the uneasy relationship between capitalism and making art. “Hands All Up” captures the headspinning ...

“Unity make distortion feel like a surprise, dropping walls of guitar noise into songs that are catchy, vulnerable, and deceptively simple.” Ten years is a long time to sit with a batch of songs, and ...

“Brian Fallon has always written songs built for big feelings. On Not Bad For New Jersey, he finally gives them the full arena-rock treatment.” A slow-burning ballad where Fallon spends the song ...

“Nate Amos takes a real step forward on The Singer In My Band, where warm Americana, bluegrass, and bedroom pop start speaking the same strange language.” The single builds from a bare-bones verse ...

“The Linda Lindas have always had the chemistry. Gotta Get Out is where that chemistry turns into something bigger.” The Linda Lindas were kids screaming about injustice in a public library when a lot ...

“This Mirror Weighs A Ton is flat out the best Interpol record since Antics, a patient, confident album that earns every slow burn.” A lot of the credit goes to how the band widened the lens slightly ...