A few months ago, we talked to Burlington, Vermont folk-rock specialist Greg Freeman about his excellent new album Burnover. That album finally comes out on Friday, and we have already posted the early singles “Point And Shoot,” “Curtain,” and “Gallic Shrug.” Today, we get to hear one more Greg Freeman song before the album drops. You might think that a …

In 1994, the Pet Shop Boys and New Order both released completely unrelated songs called “Young Offender.” The two groups were (and are) contemporaries and collaborators, but those tracks didn’t have anything to do with each other. It was just a coinkydink. They were both good songs, though. Now, San Francisco punk rockers Spiritual Cramp happen to have a new …

Aubrey Plaza sat down with long-time friend Amy Poehler to talk about the passing of her husband for the first time. The post Aubrey Plaza Opens Up About Passing of Her Husband For the First Time appeared first on Remezcla.

Jack White doesn’t like Donald Trump. Even when the White Stripes dropped their 2024 lawsuit against him for using “Seven Nation Army” in a campaign video, the defunct duo asked for the case to be dismissed “without prejudice,” meaning they could refile again if they wanted to. When Trump won the election, White posted a lengthy statement condemning the “known, …

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Minneapolis indie pop duo Bad Bad Hats released their debut album Psychic Reader back in 2015, and now they’re getting ready to drop a 10th-anniversary tribute album, featuring remixes and covers of Psychic Reader tracks. Hippo Campus, the Front Bottoms, the Ophelias, and others are on the Psychic Reader tribute, which is coming out alongside a reissue of the original, …

Denver’s Public Opinion belong in every conversation about what’s become known as the hardcore-adjacent space — the wave of bands whose members come from hardcore but who branch out into more accessible sounds. In the case of Public Opinion, that means garage-punk and ’90s alt-rock. They attack those styles with the intensity of a hardcore band, and they know how …

In 1994, the Ghanian artist Ata Kak was living in Toronto, playing drums in a band that covered songs from the Ghanian highlife genre. Inspired by the sounds of hip-hop and dance that he was hearing, Kak recorded Obaa Sima, an energetic and low-tech album of pan-genre party album. It was not what you might call a hit. Kak’s brother …

Wednesday’s new Bleeds single “Bitter Everyday” is a ripper from the very start: “Grocery store sushi/ You’re chopping ketamine with a motel room key,” Karly Hartzman sings before the familiarly fuzzed-out, raucous guitars come crashing in. What more could you wish for?

You like lore? Maxwell’s had lore. The now-defunct nightclub — situated in Hoboken, NJ, just across the river from New York City, from 1978-2013 — is one of the most famous and revered venues in indie rock history, known for incubating talent like the Feelies and Yo La Tengo (who hung out there, worked there, played their first show there, …