Indie Rock

Squid tour dates

Squid announce North American tour dates

New dates in support of ‘Cowards’

Benjamin Booker Lower review

Benjamin Booker : LOWER

The New Orleans singer/songwriter returns after a long hiatus with his most eclectic LP, produced by Kenny Segal

Rose City Band Sol y Sombra review

Rose City Band : Sol Y Sombra

A slightly more somber affair that radiates with hope

Rilo Kiley

Rilo Kiley announce first tour in 17 years

The group are touring the western states this spring

Waxahatchee

Waxahatchee releases new single “Mud,” announces 2025 tour

Catch Katie Crutchfield on tour in the U.S. in 2025

Big Thief fire benefit EP

Big Thief release new fire benefit EP, Passional Relations

New five-song release to benefit relief efforts for California wildfires

Weather Station Humanhood review

The Weather Station : Humanhood

Tamara Lindeman’s third album in four years juxtaposes musical improvisation with more personal reflections

Julien Baker Torres tour

Julien Baker and TORRES announce tour dates

‘Send a Prayer My Way’ tour launches in April

Squid interview

Squid are all about the process

The UK art-rock group discuss new album ‘Cowards’, literary inspirations, and the joy of creating art

Sharon Van Etten and the Attachment Theory review

Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory – Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory

The first LP from Van Etten’s new group is the work of a proper band, locked in and an absolute blast

Franz Ferdinand The Human Fear review

Franz Ferdinand : The Human Fear

The group’s first album in seven years finds them continuing to explore and experiment

Motherhood Thunder Perfect Mind review

Motherhood : Thunder Perfect Mind

One of Canada’s most inventive bands offer their most cohesive statement yet

Tunde Adebimpe

TV on the Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe announces debut solo album, Thee Black Boltz

Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio has announced his debut solo album. Thee Black…

Kathryn Mohr Waiting Room review

Kathryn Mohr : Waiting Room

The singer/songwriter’s debut album captures a beautiful kind of madness

Lambrini Girls Who Let the Dogs Out review

Lambrini Girls : Who Let the Dogs Out

The UK duo’s debut album is pissed off and endlessly fun

Turnover Peripheral Vision

Turnover’s Peripheral Vision delivered anthems for outsiders

The Virginia emo heroes’ second album is an essential for those who feel lonely our disconnected

Mogwai The Bad Fire review

Mogwai : The Bad Fire

Thirty years in, the Glasgow legends retain their sense of melancholy and grandeur