In PostOmnis’ new single, When I See Your Eyes, featuring Evangile, the electronica project of California-based multi-platform creator Seán Graves rips the spine out of traditional romantic balladry and reconstructs
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It was another great night of music and laughs at Night 5 of Yo La Tengo‘s annual Hanukkah celebration at Bowery Ballroom. It was a super-sized edition of openers with
Photo Credit: Scott Trento Santa Monica city officials announce five major events leading up to the 2028 Olympics, including a major music festival from Coachella organizer Goldenvoice. On Wednesday, December
After a quarter of a century hiatus, the Cali-based catalysts of alt-punk melodicism, Course of Ruin, return with Beneath a Burning Sky, the opening track of their new EP, The
As 2025 winds down, we’ve been asking artists about their favorite music of the year. Three members of Dry Cleaning — bassist Lewis Maynard, guitarist Tom Dowse, and vocalist and
Photo Credit: Warner Music Canada Warner Music Canada has laid off at least 24 people amid major global restructuring this year, eliminating positions in marketing, A&R, catalog, and more. As
Tuning into both Y2K indie nostalgia and the sombreness of Christmas that only the most candid admit to, Makaio Huizar strung his heartstrings into Merry Xmas I Guess, a seasonal
Amigo the Devil, aka singer-songwriter Danny Kiranos, has released his first new music since his 2024 album Yours Until The War Is Over. He wrote “New Kind of Lonely,” a
Back in May, we got a rare new song from Fiona Apple, “Pretrial (Let Her Go Home),” which was written in support of mothers affected by the broken cash-bail system.
Photo Credit: Interscope Records T.A.T.u’s 2002 anthem “All The Things She Said” is enjoying a massive resurgence on streaming services thanks to the fourth episode of the steamy HBO hockey
