Philadelphia’s Pissed Jeans last released an album in 2017 with Why Love Now. Today, the miscreants are back with the announcement of its follow-up called Half Divorced; the lead single “Moving On” is out now. “Moving On” comes with a video directed by Joe Stakun, who also did the band’s “The Bar Is Low” video […]
Sipper – “If You Didn’t Want Me”
Joey Beerman’s recent string of Sipper singles has been keeping us clicking. “Nap,” “Sid,” and “Amends” all mixed surging, subterranean dance beats with rock and pop in ways that pleasingly call back to the late ’90s. Today’s new track “If You Didn’t Want” me keeps that vibe going, with languid whispers from Beerman haunting a […]
Bib – “Two-Faced Planet” & “Bitter Mind”
Bib fucking shred. The last release from the Omaha four-piece was Delux, a grotesque, deranged hardcore uproar. Today, they’re back with the announcement of an EP called Biblical, produced by Arthur Rizk. The singles “Two-Faced Planet” and “Bitter Mind” are out now. “‘Two-Faced Planet’ is about being born to the world of adversity and touches […]
Finnoguns Wake – “So Nice”
In November, Tim “Shogun” Wall — known from Royal Headache and Shogun And The Sheets — formed Finnoguns Wake with Finn Berzin and announced their debut EP Stay Young and shared “Blue Skies” and “Lovers All.” Today, they’re back with “So Nice.” “‘So Nice’ is about a crazy night out where things get a bit […]
Mary Timony – “The Guest”
Next month, the legendary Mary Timony is releasing her first solo album in 15 years, Untame The Tiger. She announced it last year with lead single “Dominoes,” and today she’s back with the murmuring “The Guest.” “I was imagining loneliness as a house guest who keeps knocking on your door,” Timony shared. “I thought it […]
Rage Against The Machine Reunion Is Over, No More Concerts
Back in February 2020, Rage Against The Machine announced a massive reunion tour, which was canceled due to the pandemic. They then rescheduled it to summer 2021 and later to 2022. On the second night of the tour, Zack de la Rocha tore his Achilles tendon, which, three months later, led to the cancellation of […]
DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ – “Anything Lost (Can Be Found Again)”
Last year was a great time for DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ, who released her album Destiny and made it onto our list of Best Albums of 2023. Today, she’s sharing the new song “Anything Lost (Can Be Found Again).” “Weeelll I was gonna put this up next week.. but I thought we could all […]
Iggy Azalea Seemingly Announces Retirement From Music
In the decade since “Fancy” took over the world, Iggy Azalea has still been making music, albeit for a far smaller audience. That’s about to end. In a lengthy message posted to social media today, Azalea seemingly announced her retirement from music. Like Lil Uzi Vert, she’s focusing on design instead. Here’s what Iggy has […]
Watch A Trailer For Paramount+’s New June Carter Cash Documentary
Paramount+ has shared a trailer for a new documentary about June Carter Cash called June, which will debut on the streaming service on January 16, a couple months after the film had its premiere at the DOC NYC Festival. Directed by Kristen Vaurio, the movie tracks June’s rise through the Carter Family and her eventual […]
Stream Philly Screamo Trio No Heirloom’s Fiery Self-Titled EP
Last May, the Philadelphia screamo trio No Heirloom self-released their self-titled digital EP. A couple days before New Year’s, the essential British Columbia label Zegema Beach gave that project wider reach, reissuing it as a 7″ and dubbing it an “appetizer to their upcoming LP.” No Heirloom play a hearty, melodic style of screamo that […]