Trae Young brought his NBA bag to Los Angeles this weekend and put on a show at the Drew League. The Washington Wizards star suited up for Elevate and delivered… The post NBA Offseason: Trae Young Lights Up Drew League With Triple-Double appeared first on .

Perennial are keeping the party kicking. The New England trio has been making us dance with the irresistible Modernism singles “What’s New On The Beat Scene” and “Modernism,” and now they’re doing it again with “Ready! Steady! Go!” The post Perennial – “Ready! Steady! Go!” appeared first on Stereogum.

Dying 4 release their debut EP Perish Songs next month. The indietronica project of Blue Bendy guitarist Joseph Nash unveiled “Strafe” last month, and now he’s sharing the sprawling, twitchy tune “Topaz.” The post Dying 4 – “Topaz” appeared first on Stereogum.

Last month, Jess Williamson announced her new album A Mile South Of Heaven and shared the poignant lead single “Goodbye To All That.” Now, the country-folk artist is back with another charming, pedal steel-adorned beaut called “Tracking The Tropics.” The post Jess Williamson – “Tracking The Tropics” appeared first on Stereogum.

Lily Seabird has been blowing us away with her Lightspheres On Their Way singles. Since last year’s Trash Mountain, the Burlington singer-songwriter has been leaning into loudness with “Election Day” and “Portal To The Past,” but she’s returning to a mellow acoustic sound with today’s offering “The Afterglow,” which was partly inspired by the death of folk legend Michael Hurley. …

Pedro Fernández is back in action. On Aug. 11, the Mexican icon announced his upcoming “Ave Fénix Two’r.” The highly anticipated tour will kick off in the U.S. at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood, CA, on Oct. 15, and wrap up at the Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre in San Diego, CA, on The post Pedro Fernández Unveils …

You know that scene from Trainspotting where Ewan MacGregor’s Renton finds himself at a dance club, getting his mind blown by a techno anthem and considering the idea that maybe the world can change in good ways? “One thousand years from now, there’ll be no guys and girls, just wankers. Sounds great to me.” That’s how I feel when I …

One of the nice things about my job is that I get to post new Chat Pile songs all the damn time. The Oklahoma City noise-rockers are riding a serious hot streak. They put out lots of music, and that music is always good. Next month, they’ll drop the new LP Who Loves The Sun, and we’ve already posted the …

Fujiya & Miyagi are back to make people dance. The British band’s most recent album was 2022’s Sight Variations, and now they’re announcing its followup. New Shiny Object arrives this fall, and the lead single “Lowest Common Denominator” is a post-punk heater in the vein of the Bush Tetras. The post Fujiya & Miyagi Announce New Album <em>New Shiny Object</em>: …

The Colorado-based musician, composer, and found sound artist Matthew J. Sage is always getting up to something, and a Bandcamp notification from his account is always welcome. The latest arrived today, heralding Brush Flier, a new EP featuring unused material from last year’s album Tender / Wading. He’s calling these six tracks “daydreams from a different world.” The post M. …