“We met when Matt had another band—a more jam-bandy type—and he reached out to me to see if I’d be interested in singing with them,” vocalist Alyssa Coco recalls of first meeting guitarist Matt Merritt, the other half of Roses & Revolutions. “I went to an audition—my dad drove me, of course, haha—and Matt and […]
We’re less than a month out from Mitski’s latest album being released. The rollout has felt like forever (the first single “Working for the Knife” was released in October), but every song has been worth it. The latest one, “Love Me More,” which was released today, joins that club. The song is an upbeat, new […]
Two suspects are in police custody in connection with the murder of Memphis rapper Young Dolph. According to WREG in Memphis, 23-year-old Justin Johnson (who raps under the name Straight Drop) was apprehended in Indiana on Tuesday by U.S. Marshals. Previously, Marshals offered a $15,000 reward leading to his capture. Last month, 32-year-old Cornelious Smith […]
Last month, Foo Fighters announced they were releasing a long-in-the-works horror-comedy titled Studio 666. Now, you can see what Dave Grohl and company have in store for the big screen. In the first Studio 666 trailer, the band hunker down in a San Fernando Valley house to record a new album (that would eventually (?) in […]
Bonnaroo is back. The festival, which was canceled in 2021 due to inclement weather, just revealed this year’s lineup of musical performances, set to take place over the weekend of June 16-19 on the Bonnaroo Farm. Located around 60 miles southeast of Nashville in Manchester, TN, Bonnaroo will host the four-day event across 10 stages […]
It’s a big day for Fontaines D.C. The band just announced their forthcoming, third studio album, Skinty Fia, alongside the release of its first single, “Jackie Down The Line,” and they detailed their first North American tour since 2019. Skinty Fia is out April 22 on Partisan Records. The band once again teamed with producer Dan […]
Success is where you find it in the constrictive new COVID age. At least that’s how William Murray, the frontman for one of 2021’s most delightful new bands, the ‘60s-jangly FUR, says. Since it isn’t necessarily happening in the old chart-climbing hit-single way that it used to, artists are turning to online platforms, often with […]
Destroyer, the experimental rock project by Dan Bejar, released the first song from its forthcoming album, Labyrinthitis, out on March 25 via Merge. “Tintoretto, It’s for You” is propelled by a chilling piano-and-drum arrangement that rises and falls around Bejar’s eerie incantations (“Do you remember the mythic beast?”). The album is available for preorder here. […]
Pavement‘s fifth and final album is getting the reissue we have all been waiting for. On April 8, Matador is set to release Terror Twilight: Farewell Horizontal, a reissued collection of the original record from 1999. The 45-track set compilation includes a remastering of the original album, B-sides, home demos, rehearsal tapes, live recordings, and even tracks […]
The Weeknd released a new video for “Gasoline,” the second track off his most recent album, Dawn FM. [embedded content][embedded content] The Weeknd only released Dawn FM a few days ago on January 7, and the “Gasoline” video is the second of a song off the new album. A video for “Sacrifice,” the fifth song on […]