Finnish duo Pearly Drops make warped, shimmering pop music — not quite hyperpop, but not straightforward enough to qualify as regular pop, either. They’re apparently huge in Scandinavia, and they’ve collaborated with people like Nourished By Time and Vitesse X. Today, they’re getting ready for a run of dates with Mallrat in Europe and the UK, and they’ve got a …

Do you think Ellis is named after Ellis from Die Hard. Man, I hope not. That Ellis sucks. He’s Holly McClain’s wormy cokehead co-worker who tries to make a deal with Hans Gruber and who gets himself shot in the head. John McClain gets so upset when he dies, but not me. Fuck that guy. He doesn’t deserved to be …

Turnover started off as a pop-punk band. Before their breakthrough sophomore album Peripheral Vision, and even before its edgy predecessor Magnolia, there was the 2011 self-titled EP, which contained five angsty anthems full of shouts and headbang-worthy bridges that landed them on bills alongside post-hardcore fixtures like Title Fight and Balance And Composure. “That was what made our band click, …

Last night (April 30), Karol G hosted a premiere of her upcoming Netflix documentary in Medellín, Colombia. The post Karol G Reveals Past Relationship Was a ‘Nightmare’ in Netflix Documentary appeared first on Remezcla.

Funny thing about Aesop Rock: He’s been a huge part of a couple of important and collaborative rap scenes, he’s got tons of admirers and collaborators, and yet he always comes off as a solitary figure, a monastic artist who ignores the tides of coolness and continues to whittle away at his own insular ideas. Later this month, Aes Rizzle …

Last summer Armlock released Seashell Angel Lucky Charm, their first album for Run For Cover. Today the Australian duo are back with their first piece of new music since then, the very pleasant single “Strobe.”

The Jamaican/Canadian DJ and producer BAMBII came up through the Toronto club scene before finding a spot on the forefront of futuristic dance-pop. BAMBII released her debut Infinity Club in 2023. Over the last few years, she’s played big festivals and collaborated with artists like Kelela and Shygirl. Now, she’s getting ready to follow up Infinity Club with another record …

Indie rock could always use a little more messy ambition, so I’m delighted to report that Home Is Where’s new song “milk & diesel” opens with a conversation between Judas Iscariot and Pat Garrett, and it moves into a description of discarded bottles of frozen trucker piss by the side of the highway — all in the context of a …

In 2023, we got a cover of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ “Maps” by Samia. The following year, the Killers tackled the indie rock classic at Gov Ball. Now, Sasami is the latest musician to bravely perform a rendition of the beloved song.