It’s been a while since we last heard from Now, Now. The indie rock duo returned from hiatus in 2017 and shared the album Saved the following year, and released some songs and celebrated 10 years of their excellent sophomore effort Threads in 2022. Then KC Dalager made her solo debut as KC Rae. But now the band is back …

Straight from Puebla and Aguascalientes in México the Valle de Catrinas is now on display in Times Square for Día de Muertos. The post Catrinas Take Over Times Square for Día de Muertos appeared first on Remezcla.

Experimental indie rock group Ulrika Spacek will release their fourth album, EXPO, in February. They’ve announced this new project today with the lead single “Build A Box Then Break It.” It’s cosmic and a bit warped, with viscous synths and spiked guitars.

Look, the world is a cold, confusing, and chaotic place. You think you’ve got things figured out, and then some new burst of nonsense comes along and fucks everything up. But once in a while, things will come together and tie themselves into a bow. You’ll be reading the ‘Gum, and you’ll encounter new songs from GUM and Gumm on …

Karol G’s Tropicoqueta summer vibes continue, delving into fashion with the launch of a capsule collection with Diesel.  The post Karol G & Diesel Launch Collection Inspired by ‘Tropicoqueta’ appeared first on Remezcla.

Sage Elsesser is one of those people whose resume makes him almost annoyingly cool. He’s a pro skateboarder, multidisciplinary artist, and occasional model from Los Angeles, and he raps and produces under the name Navy Blue. He’s part of the same lo-fi and casually heady underground rap universe as people like MIKE and Pink Siifu, and he’s collaborated with Earl …

The pretty bad but fun-to-watch new biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is in theaters now, and it mostly seems pretty factually faithful to Springsteen’s experience recording the album Nebraska. But any work of biography is at least partly a work of fiction, and Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere seemingly includes at least one glaring lie about Springsteen’s choice in …

What should we call this person? He has many names, and we don’t know the real one. We’re talking about the anonymous South Korean musician who releases gorgeous, idiosyncratic shoegaze under the name Parannoul. This prolific artist has only played live a handful of times, and he won’t be doing that anymore. Instead, he continues to craft cohesive, transportive records …

Most people wait until later in life to write their memoirs. UK indie-poppers the Tubs haven’t been around for a very long time; they were a Stereogum Band To Watch just a couple of years ago. But co-leader Owen Williams has done plenty of other things, as well. He makes his own music under the name Cotton Crown, and he …

On Halloween, Anna von Hausswolff unveils her new album Iconoclasts. So far the Swedish musician has released “Stardust,” “The Whole Woman” with Iggy Pop, and “Struggle With The Beast,” and today she’s sharing the final preview with the magnificent Ethel Cain collab “Aging Young Women.”