Liam Gallagher has never lacked for opinions about anything, least of all his Britpop peers. That trend continued Sunday as the Oasis frontman logged into Twitter to sound off on Suede and Manic Street Preachers, who announced a co-headlining UK tour last week. The post Liam Gallagher Explains Why He Hates Suede And Manic Street Preachers appeared first on Stereogum.

It’s been less than half a year since Kalia Vandever released Another View, but today the trombonist and composer is back with news of another album, their first for International Anthem. Mana is scheduled for release in June, and it represents a change for Vandever in more than just record label. It marks the first… The post Kalia Vandever Announces …

Hew are announcing their debut LP today, but they’re no rookies. The Houston emo band features Lindsay Minton (vocals/guitar) and Mercy Harper (bass VI), both from the longstanding combo Football, etc., here joined by Amador “Moe” Lerma (drums) and Kris Hoffman (bass). Their first album, Your Version, is coming in July on Tiny Engines, and… The post Hew Announce Debut …

Liz Phair and Sleater-Kinney emerged from different corners of the ’90s underground, making very different kinds of indie rock, with wildly different lyrical perspectives and priorities. Though they were mutual admirers and dealt with some of the same obstacles in a male-dominated music industry, their music didn’t have that much in common beyond getting slotted into the same “women in …

Last summer Alex G released his latest LP Headlights. I thought it was great at the time, and I still do, too! But even with ten studio albums and a major label deal to his name, Alex G still maintains some proximity to his reputation as a DIY hero who does things his own way,… The post Alex G Shares …

The dreamy London rockers Whitelands are calling it quits. In an Instagram statement about their breakup, Whitelands don’t cite any reason. Instead, they graciously thank their supporters. The post Whitelands Break Up appeared first on Stereogum.

There are a lot of horse bands out there right now, but the experimental instrumental psych-rockers Horse Lords don’t really belong to any wave. They exist within their own zone. Horse Lords started in Baltimore back in 2010, rising from the ashes of Teeth Mountain, but three of the four band members are now based… The post Horse Lords – …

This is not a drill: Bad Gyal is coming to the U.S. this year! On Apr. 28, the Spanish singer and songwriter announced the U.S. leg of her upcoming Más Cara Tour. It will kick off at The Fillmore in Miami, FL, on Oct. 28 and wrap up at the House of Blues in Dallas, The post Bad Gyal Reveals …

Last month, Death Cab For Cutie announced their ANTI- debut, I Built You A Tower. Ben Gibbard and company shared the lead single “Riptides,” and now the band’s back with the much rowdier tune “Punching The Flowers.” “Punching The Flowers’ is a song about stagnation and the feeling of being imprisoned by The Known,” Gibbard… The post Death Cab For …

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