Legendary ’90s grunge-punk band L7 have announced their final world tour. They’ll be announcing more dates in the coming months, but, as of right now, the US leg of the Last Hurrah Tour begins on Oct. 9 in Arizona. Before that, they’re playing some shows this summer in Canada with Amyl And The Sniffers.
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Are we witnessing the Action Bronsonaissance? “Triceratops,” the NYC rap foodie’s recent collab with Paul Wall and Lil Yachty, was fire. So is the next single from Planet Frog, Bronson’s new LP out this week. “Peppers” pairs him with fellow New York emcee extraordinare Roc Marciano, both of them flexing in their signature styles over…
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We liked “Wants For Everyone” and “Fool In Your Room” — the first two singles from Slippers’ upcoming debut album Slippers 08 — both so much that they each made our lists of the Best Songs Of The Week. Today Madeline Babuka Black is sharing the album’s final single “Wasted Tonight,” a sweet and fuzzy…
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Mike D with the master plan? A few weeks back the Beastie Boy went viral by performing his group’s stone cold classic “So Whatcha Want” in a surprise appearance with Very Nice Person, the band led by his sons Skyler and Davis Diamond, at the Ojai Valley Women’s Club. He’d guested with the boys two nights earlier at Malibu surf shop Brothers Marshall, but the Ojai show is the one that went nuclear on social media. Now it seems Michael Diamond is ready to put on some proper performances.
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It’s a good thing that Tracey Nelson’s album Hercules is set to come out in the middle of summer. The New York singer-songwriter makes indolent, unhurried music that captures the beautiful indolence of laying around on a day when it’s just too hot to go outside or do anything productive. MJ Lenderman and Colin Miller…
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The hype surrounding Midrift’s Silhouette has been building for a couple of years now. After generating some buzz with early tracks “Twin Flames” and “unrequited,” the young San Francisco shoegazers announced their debut album last month with the promising and punky lead single “over anything.” Today they’re back with the title track, a blast of pure…
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Pop futurist Kelela made her grand return last month with “idea 1.” The song, it turns out, is the opening track and lead single from a new Kelela album dropping this summer, her first since 2023’s Raven. Titled new avatar, it boasts guest appearances from PinkPantheress, Fousheé, and A. K. Paul. It also features “linknb,”…
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All these decades into their existence, Animal Collective are still spinning off new side projects. A couple of months ago, longtime bandmates Avey Tare and Geologist (or, if you prefer, Dave Portner and Brian Weitz) announced that they’d started an instrumental duo called Croz Boyce and announced their self-titled debut, which comes out later this…
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Tennessee native Zoh Amba made their name as a saxophonist on New York’s avant-jazz scene, but they’re going in a very different direction on their upcoming album Eyes Full. It’s a twangy, countrified indie rock record, recorded in Asheville with Kevin Hyland on electric guitar and underground legend Jim White on drums. Lead single “Another…
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