In an era when networked access to information is nearly universal and wearing influences on your sleeve is normalized, it often feels like everything’s been done. Which begs the questions: What’s the point of creating? Does the world need another still life of fruit? Another film about love? Does the world need another melody?
Jesse “Boots Electric” Hughes dives into the world of his favorite musicians and songs to create his first-ever covers album titled EODM Presents Boots Electric Performing The Best Songs We Never Wrote.
The Rolling Stones announced the release of a brand-new Best Of compilation album, Honk.
Pink Floyd Records is releasing a 25th anniversary edition of The Division Bell, the band’s 1994 multi-million selling album that included the Grammy Award-winning track Marooned…
Iconic California psychedelic punk legends The Chocolate Watchband are touring to celebrate the release of their new album…
‘Tallulah’ is perhaps the band’s most creative yet also concise record, an album that takes real chances while remaining committed to their punk-edged melodies and crisp song construction.
SOURCE: Sister Polygon Records Priests return with fireworks of noise and arresting melodies on their sophomore LP, ‘The Seduction of Kansas’. Their 2017 debut LP ‘Nothing Feels Natural’ was heralded as a modern classic of rock and post-punk, but their music feels urgently present. If ‘Nothing Feels Natural’ felt like an album-length ode to possibility,…
This year marks the 50th anniversary of David Bowie’s first hit single, “Space Oddity” (you know, the one that starts off with him crooning, “Ground Control to Major Tom…”), and to commemorate the occasion, Parlophone has just released SPYING THROUGH A KEYHOLE,
Canadian punk legends PUP (acronym stands for “pathetic use of potential,” ) release today new album titled Morbid Stuff via Rise Records. Energetic and melodic as it could be expected. From the first listen. Nothing new, songs that you might think you have heard before. Undoubtly One of our picks of the week. VINYL EDITION There…
The phantom zone, the parallax, the upside down—there is a rich cultural history of exploring in-between places.