After experiencing one of the most significant rock-band breakouts in recent memory over the past couple years, Geese are the subject of a new Rolling Stone cover story by esteemed journalist and friend of the site Simon Vozick-Levinson. You should read it, but I’m going to pass along a couple choice tidbits regarding the psyop allegations. The post Geese Address …

Sometimes, you just need to sing about how you’ve seen a million faces and rocked them all. Nashville battleship Eric Church is one of our most restless and exploratory mainstream country stars, as he showed on last year’s Evangeline Vs. The Machine. But Church really excels at big, hearty old-school Southern rock songs, and his new single “On The Road” …

I’m currently reading Joelle Taylor’s surreal The Night Alphabet, a real trip of a book written in poetic prose. More or less, it follows a main character with the ability to fall into the past lives of other people, what she calls “rememberings.” There’s some beautiful overlap between the book and the magnetic new single from Melbourne-based indie folk musician …

Even if it’s done with self-deprecating intent, and even if you go for the all-lowercase thing, it’s just an unbelievably baller move to pick the greatest album of all time as the title of your full-length debut. That’s what the young Vancouver electronic pop artist is doing, and you have to respect it. Even if she doesn’t pull it off, …

The grittily melodic, noise-streaked Philly indie band A Country Western are back today with news of Audition Tape, a new album out next month. The sessions included some work with producer Dan Angel, who also helped out with Lotto by former A Country Western split partners They Are Gutting A Body Of Water. So far, I like what I’m hearing. …

I don’t know what June McDoom is ridding herself of on her latest single “Get Out Of My Life,” but she makes the process sound delightful. On the second offering of her forthcoming debut album Follow The Light, McDoom washes herself clean of negative, draining energy with whimsical folk-pop. The post June McDoom – “Get Out Of My Life” appeared …

A few months ago Brighton-based group Glasshouse Red Spider Mite shared their first new song of 2026: “Hell 1000.” Yesterday, they returned with its follow-up, titled “Ride Or Die.” The beautifully revving love song comes ahead of sold-out shows with Band To Watch Mary In The Junkyard taking place at the end of the month. The post Glasshouse Red Spider …

South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have been working on a movie with Kendrick Lamar for a while now. There’s been few details about the project, other than the working title for the musical comedy film is Whitney Springs. The release date has been changed a few times, initially slated for July 2025 and then March of this …

Apple has redesigned so much of everyday life. But one thing that can get overlooked, perhaps because of its big, nasty corporate ways, is its influence on music. For months, I’ve been thinking about Slayyyter’s comments on iPod music. Not only did the technology revolutionize how a generation consumed music, but its marketing played a significant role, too. As Apple …

Wednesday night, Soundgarden reunited during halftime at the Seahawks’ season opener, playing the New England Patriots, at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington. The performance was not aired, but lucky fans at the stadium got to see original members Kim Thayil, Ben Shepherd, and Matt Cameron take the stage with the Pretty Reckless’ Taylor Momsen and Pearl Jam’s Mike McCready, who …