The Green Day road trip movie Nimrods, that we’ve been hearing about for ages, is finally seeming more like a reality. Last month, we got the official trailer, and then a few weeks later we got a new ...
Well, this is exciting. Erykah Badu is a treasure of American music, and she never goes away. Badu continues to give transcendent live shows and record occasional collaborations, though she doesn’t ...
Snooper have been making big moves. In April, vocalist Blair Tramel joined Hayley Williams onstage for a song. A couple weeks ago, the band was announced as openers for Mannequin Pussy and Wednesday’s ...
One of the running jokes in Eastbound and Down, the best fucking show that was on television, was Kenny Powers audiobook, You’re Fucking Out, I’m Fucking In. It was the fount of Kenny’s wisdom, and a ...
Colin Moulding is not the frontman of the UK psychedelic new wave cult heroes XTC; that's Andy Partridge. But Moulding has played bass, and sometimes sung lead and written songs, for the band since ...
Daryl Hall recently relaunched his web series Live From Daryl’s House after a long hiatus, and this month Hall has shared episodes that he recorded with Squeeze’s Glenn Tilbrook and Blackberry Smoke’s ...
Just over a decade ago, Domino announced the release of G Stands For Go-Betweens Volume 1, a box set commemorating the earlier releases of Australian jangle-pop duo the Go-Betweens. Volume 2 arrived ...
After half a decade spent voraciously writing about left-field music, it takes a lot to get me antsy before an interview. Nonetheless, there are butterflies walloping in my stomach as I admit Tim ...
Billie Eilish's latest collab is with James Cameron. Over the summer during one of her concerts in Manchester, Eilish told the audience that she was working on an exciting new project, and though she ...
Ozzy Osbourne, the iconic heavy metal vocalist who helped to pioneer the genre as the frontman of Black Sabbath and went on to launch a successful solo career, the influential traveling music festival ...
Aldous Harding’s music makes sense the way a dream does: not logically, not cleanly, but with that strange internal certainty where everything feels right even if nothing quite adds up. You don’t ...
Kelela’s new album makes genre feel like a failure of language. The closer you get to describing what new avatar is doing, the more inadequate labels become. Not because the music is abstract or ...
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