Several artists and labels have teamed up to release a digital compilation album in support of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. The compilation is
Puns are always fun, NYC punk trio Nuclear Santa Claust will have you know, but that certainly doesn’t mean they’re only for the lighthearted old-timer
Speedy Ortiz have announced their sophomore album, Foil Deer, which will be released via Carpark Records on April 21. In combination with the announcement, the band
Knoxville, Tennessee’s Big Ears Festival is continuing to blur the boundaries among genres as it reveals new additions to its already varied bill. Scheduled for March
New York-based photographer Nicki Ishmael is curating a group photography show honoring the lost but not forgotten closed DIY spaces of Brooklyn, NY. The show
As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. And, “only the good die young.” And, “lose well.” And of course, “eat
Pop music is getting darker. It seems more artists, both new and established, are deconstructing the notion that pop needs to be bright and uplifting,
A live record might seem like a harrowing endeavor for any label, given the unpredictable, and sometimes catastrophic no-second-take nature of the setting—the venue’s sound,
If you were a teen or a teen-minded person on the internet around 2011-2012, Teen Suicide might be a band that is very important to
L7 are reuniting and going on tour! Yesterday the legendary feminist punx announced a Kickstarter campaign for a documentary, L7: Pretend We’re Dead, which will “chronicle
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