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Brooklyn-based Jacqui Miranda makes ethereal alt-pop under the moniker O Slow. She’s been dropping singles for a few years now, and last year she released the EP Night Shine, Through Me. In September, we’ll have her first full-length album, Antenna — and actually we have 22% of it now. The post O Slow Announces Debut Album <em>Antenna</em>: Hear “No Body” …
It’s always cool when underground rock lifers join forces. Between the two of them, Buzz Osborne and Jeff Pinkus have been making bugged-out noise rock for roughly ten thousand years. Osborne has been leading the Melvins since 1983. Bassist Jeff Pinkus joined the Butthole Surfers in 1985. Now, the two of them have united to form a new band called …
American Pyramid, the latest from the stylistically slippery Wisconsin indie rock guy Graham Hunt, is less than a month away. He’s already shared the rambunctious “Waiting For You To Come Home” and the hip-hop-inflected post-Beck alt-rock pastiche “Riverboat Blues.” Now comes “Getting Older,” a propulsive heartland rock track that puts Hunt’s weary melodies front and center. I love the interplay …
Betty La Fea is coming back! Betty La Fea: Más Fea Que Nunca (Betty La Fea: Uglier Than Ever) is returning to Prime Video with a revamped name and intro, as the show introduces us to a new chapter at Ecomoda. The streamer has announced that the season will premiere on August 28. The first The post When Does ‘Betty …
If you’ve been enjoying music from folk-glitch experimentalists ear and Lockimara, I bet you’d find gash’s music enticing. Earlier last month, the Eau Claire avant-rock group announced their album at least you know what you’re laughing at, which is out at the end of September. They released the lead single “good and bad,” an enticing collision of sound. Today, they’ve …
We mostly known Portland musician Liz Harris as the force behind the mysterious, cult-beloved ambient folk project Grouper. (“Ambient folk” feels like a way-too-simple label for Grouper’s whole style, but I have struggled to describe that sound for many years, so it’ll have to do for now.) Harris has a few other projects, too, and one of them is suddenly …
For months, controversy has been swirling around “Rubberz,” a genuinely terrible synthpop pastiche with faux-Morrissey vocals that somehow became a breakout hit for LA rapper Fenix Flexin, a longtime member of Shoreline Mafia. Before the song was officially released, some listeners were already raising questions about whether it was AI-generated based on advance snippets Fenix shared, a theory Fenix and …
It’s increasingly hard to be both an indie rock band and new parents amid the ongoing collapse of many of the institutions that once supported both of those enterprises. The married British musicians Chloe Little and James Taylor (not that James Taylor) are trying to do both at the same time. They’re the parents of an infant who’s only a …
The Lowe Art Museum at the University of Miami is presenting what organizers call the “most comprehensive presentation of Afro-Cuban art ever shown.” On view through September 12, 2026, the dual exhibitions – El Pasado Mio/My Own Past: Afrodescendant Contributions to Cuban Art and Afrocubanismo: Highlights from the Ramón and Nercys Cernuda Collection – brings The post 200 Years of …
Earlier this week, the Los Angeles hardcore band Zulu performed in São Paolo without …