Did anyone ever try to make a spy movie that was also a Western? Probably not, right? Those two genres don’t exactly make intuitive sense together. It’s hard to practice the delicate art of espionage in a rootin’ tootin’ saloon. But the two ’60s film score styles would make a cool combination. For instance: Yttling… The post Yttling Jazz & …
There’s nothing pernicious about this new Joe Pernice song. “I’d Rather Look Away,” from the veteran singer-songwriter and Pernice Brother/Scud Mountain Boy’s new solo studio album Sunny, I Was Wrong, pairs him with Norman Blake from Teenage Fanclub. That’s a dream pairing for a certain Type Of Guy, and Pernice and Blake deliver with a… The post Joe Pernice – …
Mon Laferte is coming back to the U.S. On Mar. 24, the popular Chilean-Mexican singer-songwriter revealed her upcoming Femme Fatale Tour. The highly anticipated tour’s U.S. leg will kick off at the Boch Center Shubert Theatre in Boston, MA, on July 29 and wrap up at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, CA, on Nov. The post Mon Laferte Reveals …
On Friday, Australian indie rock guitar hero Courtney Barnett will release Creature Of Habit, her first album since leaving Melbourne for Los Angeles. We’ve already posted a bunch of early tracks: “Stay In Your Lane,” the Waxahatchee collab “Site Unseen,” the two-pack of “Mantis” and “Sugar Plum.” Today, Barnett shares one final song before the… The post Courtney Barnett – …
It’s extremely cool that Gun N’ Roses are now a perfectly functional stadium act with Axl Rose, Slash, and Duff McKagan back in the fold and co-existing relatively comfortably. But that’s not exactly a true Guns N’ Roses reunion. Even in their classic era, before things got all weird, the band had a ton of members coming in and out, …
JAY-Z is sharing his perspective on the impact of rap battles following the high-profile clash between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. In an interview with GQ, JAY-Z reflected on hip-hop’s traditional… The post JAY-Z Questions Role of Rap Battles After Kendrick Lamar and Drake Feud appeared first on .
When I went to Nelsonville Music Festival last year, Styrofoam Winos were everywhere. The Nashville-based trio of Lou Turner, Trevor Nikrant, and Joe Kenkel played their own set. They were a crucial component of Ryan Davis’ Roadhouse Band. They popped up at the Michael Hurley tribute overseen by Will Oldham. People spoke reverently about this… The post Styrofoam Winos Announce …
Chicago artist Angel Marcloid makes twisty, unpredictable electronic music under the name Fire-Toolz. Her music often involves growled death-metal vocals over shimmering synth-twinkles; it exists outside of all categories. After her 2024 album Breeze, Fire-Toolz signed to Warp Records, a natural home for such a futuristic producer. Her new album Lavender Networks comes out later… The post Fire-Toolz Announces New …
Sea.Hear.Now, the music and surf festival, returns to Asbury Park, New Jersey this September. Mumford & Sons and the Strokes will headline across the fest’s two nights, with additional performances from the Offspring, Chaka Khan, the War On Drugs, Goo Goo Dolls, Fontaines D.C., Moby, Shaggy, Pixies, Kim Fordon, Ziggy Marley, the All-American Rejects, Men At Work, and more. There’ll …
We named Nashville singer-songwriter Brennan Wedl an Artist To Watch two years ago, and ANTI- Records agrees. Wedl has become the latest member of the indie label’s illustrious roster. The connection comes as no surprise given that Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield has been hyping Wedl up for years, and her sister/bandmate Allison does A&R for ANTI-.… The post Brennan Wedl Signs …
Earlier this week, the Los Angeles hardcore band Zulu performed in São Paolo without …
