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Daniela Andrade has announced a North American tour for June, where she will perform her album âOdaâŠ
Seattle post-punk band Telehealth has signed to Sub Pop Records and announced their new album GreenâŠ
Seattle post-punk band Telehealth has signed with Sub Pop Records and announced their new album GreâŠ
Manchester indie rock band WU LYF have announced their first album in 15 years, following their 201âŠ
Social Distortion are currently teasing new material, and with the new single âBorn to Killâ set toâŠ
Social Distortion has announced their first album in 15 years titled âBorn To Kill,â featuring collâŠ
Social Distortion has announced their first album in 15 years, titled âBorn To Kill,â featuring colâŠ
American Football has released âBad Moons,â an 8-minute track that serves as the first single from âŠ
American Football has released âBad Moons,â an 8-minute song that serves as the first single from tâŠ
Mitski performed her song âI'll Change For Youâ on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert ahead of her âŠ
Fake Plastic has released a new song titled âDon't Go to Workâ as a self-released single. The revieâŠ
Jazz trio the Setting, led by Eivind Opsvik, creates a distinctive sound by blending influences froâŠ
David Kitt is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his album The Big Romance with special live perfoâŠ
Singer-songwriter Bill Callahan discusses his latest album My Days of 58 in an interview with AquarâŠ
Egyptian producer Elkotsh releases his debut album rhlt jdi, a fierce collection of electro-shaabi âŠ
Singer-songwriter Mitch Allen returns to music with his new jazz-infused single âLove That For You,âŠ
Angelo De Augustine has announced his new album âAngel in Plainclothes,â scheduled for release on AâŠ
British band WU LYF has announced their first album in 15 years, following their return last year wâŠ
Midding's new EP â.44â is gaining attention from notable radio figures Huw Stephens and Adam WaltonâŠ
Junoflo releases âKawasaki,â an aggressive track created from motorcycle engine sounds that merges âŠ
Glasgow and London-based quartet Boxing Club delivers a hard-hitting post-punk track with âFather aâŠ
Claire Sawyers reviews the MENT festival, experiencing a diverse range of experimental and heavy muâŠ
Pearl clutchers beware: The electro-punk iconâs first album in a decade revels in raunchâas good diâŠ
Jason Vitelli discusses his album â2. No Wave Gazeâ, which blends avant-garde experimentation with âŠ
