Runnner forayed into ambient music with his albums Starsdust and Dust 2. Today, Noah Weinman is returning to his indie-rock ...

Los Angeles is currently facing the worst wildfires in the city’s history after a blaze broke out in the Hollywood Hills this ...

Welsh musician Andy Bell — not the Andy Bell from Erasure, the other Andy Bell — has been awfully busy lately. Bell is best-known as the frontman for sheogaze greats Ride, and that band is once again ...

It’s been three years since PUP released THE UNRAVELING OF PUPTHEBAND, their most recent LP, and it’s been two since they came out with a two-song single of album outtakes. Now, they’re back. PUP are ...

Blondshell emerged onto the indie scene with her much-discussed self-titled debut album, whose track “Joiner” was featured on Obama’s list of favorite songs of the year. Today, Sabrina Teitelbaum is ...

Morgan Nagler plays in bands Whispertown and Supermoon and has co-written for acts like Phoebe Bridgers, the Breeders, Haim, and Madi Diaz. Today, she’s sharing her debut song “Cradle The Pain,” a ...

The closest to God I ever felt/ When we held each other on the bed/ You weren’t even my lover then/ Just a friend and still a friend.” ...

Big-deal actor Michael Shannon is fully in the indie rock zone these days. Just in the past few weeks, he’s covered the Silver Jews at a David Berman tribute and played a set of improvised indie-rap ...

Last year, the jazz saxophonist James Brandon Lewis teamed up with the Messthetics, the experimental trio that features Fugazi’s former rhythm section, to release a breathlessly acclaimed ...

Fust released their album Genevieve, which featured North Carolina indie favorites like Indigo De Souza, MJ Lenderman, and more. Today, the project of Aaron Dowdy is announcing its new LP Big Ugly.

Brandy Norwood is just 45 years old, but she has already lived several lifetimes in the public eye. She made her platinum ...

There’s a good chance that you know psych-rock wizard Ripley Johnson from his bands Wooden Shjips and Moon Duo, but there’s ...