Philly rockers Rid Of Me announced their extremely ’90s Whatever cassingle by sharing the A-side, a cover of Deftones’ Around The Fur opener “My Own Summer (Shove It).” The single Continue Reading
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Last year, Another Michael released their long-in-the-works debut album New Music And Big Pop, which landed the Philadelphia-based band on our list of the Best New Bands Of 2021. Today, Continue Reading
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Today is Earth Day, and Brian Eno takes the occasion seriously. Eno founded a climate-crisis charity called EarthPercent last year, and now he’s teamed up with Bandcamp and with dozens Continue Reading
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Six years after their last record, Baltimore melodic hardcore greats Praise are now coming back with their new album All In A Dream. The LP is coming next month, and Continue Reading
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We named the UK crew Pet Shimmers one of the Best New Bands Of 2020 after they released two albums that year, Face Down In Meta and Trash Earthers, and Continue Reading
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In a few days, prolific psych-rockers King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard will release their new album, Omnium Gatherum, which follows last year’s Butterfly 3000. So far, the Australian band Continue Reading
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The last time Hot Chip released an album was in 2019, when they unveiled the great A Bath Full Of Ecstasy. Various members have popped up here and there since, Continue Reading
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We at Stereogum are big fans of Jordan Olds’ great video series Two Minutes To Late Night, in which different metal and punk musicians get together remotely to cover classic Continue Reading
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The hip-hop diss track can trace its roots all the way back to playing the dozens. At its best, a diss track can offer memorable one-liners that fans will remember forever—those “oh, Continue Reading
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Following the overwhelming resurgence of their 2013 single “Freaks,” on TikTok, Surf Curse found themselves in the middle of the current rock renaissance. Their already loyal fans grew even more Continue Reading
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According to his bio on Discogs, Deaton Chris Anthony is an “aspiring R&B musician, designer, and athlete in search of finding true love on the internet.” His biggest claim to Continue Reading
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Jack Harlow made moves last year. He was on Saturday Night Live, hopped on an Eminem remix, and teamed up with Lil Nas X for “Industry Baby,” which they just Continue Reading
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Photos and Interview by Jordan EdwardsMakeup by Jill E. Clark For her latest single, Polartropica decided to try something new. "GIVE THEM HELL (Serial Killer Slayer)" is a bright, surf Continue Reading
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Last year, Sam Shepherd’s Floating Points project emerged with something different: the stunning, celestial album-length collaboration with Pharoah Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra, Promises. It was one of the Continue Reading
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Over the years, Priests leader Katie Alice Greer has released solo material — including two EPs and covers of the Rolling Stones, TV On The Radio, and Bobbie Gentry. Now, Continue Reading
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Band To Watch and all-around-buzzy young indie rockers Horsegirl are gearing up to release their debut album, Versions Of Modern Performance. So far we’ve heard a couple tracks from it, Continue Reading
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“Wait … it’s the Grammys?” When the Grammys’ sultry red carpet unfurled, this seemed to be social media’s overwhelming question. I mean what a shocking surprise. And indeed, it seems Continue Reading
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Kevin Morby launched a Substack newsletter when he released his most recent single “Rock Bottom” last week. For his 34th birthday yesterday, he shared a cover of the Replacements’ “Swingin Continue Reading
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Fred Reed releases new single “Tug of War” and hopes his forthcoming album will bring back true “baby-making” intimacy. Considering the way “Tug of War“ is climbing the R&B and Soul charts, you‘d Continue Reading
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