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The post-hardcore innovators in Quicksand return with their first album in more than two decades A number of books telling

On February 23, 3hattrio will issue Lord Of The Desert, a 13-track album of what the Utah trio has come

Pete Astor has been a staple of the British indie scene since the early '80s, fronting a diverse number of

On her 2016 self-titled debut, Dori Freeman addressed the downside of love with plenty of wit and uplifting melodies. There

Wye Oak's The Louder I Call, The Faster It Runs is out April 6 via Merge; the dozen-song LP will

David Gilmour replaced Syd Barrett in Pink Floyd 50 years ago today. Read our review of the band’s great recent

Brooklyn indie songwriter Mirah has always been a wonderfully eclectic artist, with each album bringing new sounds and ideas. For

Every Saturday, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places

Maston’s Tulips is a love letter to primitive-cool European film scores L.A.-based producer/composer Frank Maston had always wanted to live

Ah, Worcester, Mass. So much to answer for: Denis Leary, Abbie Hoffman, New Kid On The Block Jordan Knight, Mark

OK, so we're a little biased when it comes to our hometown, but you'd be to if you lived in

Lee Ann Womack rose to prominence with prime mainstream Nashville fodder like hit ballad “I Hope You Dance” and the

Once upon a time, you could say “Brooklyn band” and instantly conjure a set of characteristics straight outta Central Casting:

Juiceboxxx is kinda like that cool jukebox in your favorite dive bar, the one that's heavy on hip hop but

We just spotted this INXS Hallmark card/vinyl at the CVS near the office. Nothing says “Be Mine” like “There's something

Neil Young has acknowledged that his late friend/producer David Briggs was the guy who could get the most out of

If you're not yet familiar with Dick Stusso yet, well, shame on you. But don't fret, you still have a

With ’90s nostalgia already in full swing among those who were too young for all-ages shows the first time around,

MAGNET just lost a very good and longtime friend: Tom Rapp, frontman/songwriter of legendary psych/folk band Pearls Before Swine. We

Aside from existing and surviving through the trials and tribulations that follow being a band for 29 years, Unsane’s second

Happy Mardi Gras! To get in the spirit, grab a sixer of Abita Mardi Gras Bock and read our feature

Be it his epic, cabaret-pop solo albums or his wonky electro-wave work in Soft Cell, Marc Almond is an avatar

Heaven can't wait, psych/rock fans. On March 2, the Little Cloud label will issue All Love Is Blue, the sophomore