New Orleans soul-rocker Benjamin Booker is a couple of weeks away from the release of Lower, his first album in seven years, and he’s going in a different direction on this one. After appearing on ...

The tribal-masked Swedish psych-rock party-starters Goat have always been funky without quite wandering outside the bounds of ...

During her lifetime, the mysterious singer-songwriter Q Lazzarus only released one single: The 1988 cult hit “Goodbye Horses,” which reached mass audiences when Jonathan Demme used it to soundtrack a ...

After breaking up in 2018, Frog Eyes reunited in 2022 with the album The Bees. Today, the Vancouver band is announcing its follow-up, The Open Up, and releasing the sprawling lead single “I See The ...

At the top of last year, the Fort Collins, Colorado band Flesh Tape released a really cool self-titled debut album. Flesh ...

The Governors Ball 2025 lineup is here. The New York City festival will have Tyler, The Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, Benson Boone, Hozier, Glass Animals, and Feid as headliners, and it’ll take place from ...

The Weather Station unveils her new album Humanhood this Friday, and the previews have been enticing thus far. “Neon Signs,” “Window,” and “Body Moves” have all served as beautiful, contemplative ...

Califone shared a higher-quality version of “Burn The Sheets, Bleach The Books,” which the Tim Rutili-led band played live on ...

A little more than a week ago, Bad Bunny released Debí Tirar Más Fotos, the album that he’s described as his love letter to ...

“Abrir Monte,” the opening track of Ela Minus’ sophomore album DIA, comes from childhood. Translating to “open the mountains,” the phrase references the process of cutting through jungle undergrowth ...

In 2022, Samia unveiled her sophomore effort Honey. Since then, she released Honey Reimagined, an album of fellow indie artists covering those tracks. Today, she’s announcing her third LP, Bloodless.

Earlier today, it was reported that Carrie Underwood will perform at Donald Trump’s inauguration. Now, Village People announced that they are, too.