The Louisville musician Emma Ruth Rundle makes dark, heavy, beautiful music that doesn’t quite conform to any one particular genre. She’s probably closer to goth or folk than she is to metal, but she’s still plenty comfortable operating within the metal world. Last month, Rundle, for instance, teamed up with members of bands like Mastodon, […]
Neil Young Performs Protest Songs on His Front Porch in Latest 'Fireside Sessions' Set
It’s been a bit since Neil Young recorded one of his terrific Fireside Sessions livestreams, and a lot has changed in the past month. Billed as the “Porch Episode,” Young performed a set primarily of protest songs and as usual, rarities. He opened with “Alabama” and “Campaigner,” which was the first time the song was performed since […]
'The Go-Gos': Watch the First Trailer for Upcoming Documentary
The upcoming Go-Go’s documentary will debut on Showtime in a month. And now, we have a glimpse of what’s to come from it. The network shared the first trailer from The Go-Go’s, which shows the Los Angeles-based band rise to stardom in the early 1980s and their rise from the L.A. punk rock scene to playing […]
Watch Paramedics Cover Foo Fighters for Charity
The Foo Fighters’ “Times Like These” has seen a variety of covers from different artists since it released in 2003. And recently, a group from the North West Ambulance Service has taken on the song to raise funds to support the staff and the communities in the northwest region of England. So far, they have […]
Stream The Grateful Dead's New Outtakes Collection 'Workingman's Dead: The Angel's Share'
Next week the Grateful Dead will release a 50th anniversary deluxe reissue of their 1970 country-folk pivot Workingman’s Dead, one of the legendary studio albums from a band known mostly for its live show. That release comprises a new remaster of the original LP plus a full-length concert recorded on February 21, 1971 at the […]
Jason Molina – “The Mission’s End”
Jason Molina, the beloved songwriter behind the long-running indie rock projects Songs: Ohia and Magnolia Electric Co., battled alcoholism for his entire career, and he died of organ failure in 2013, when he was just 39. In his lifetime, Molina was a truly prolific songwriter, and he left behind troves of unreleased material when he […]
Fear Of Men – "Into Strangeness"
We haven’t heard from Fear Of Men since the band released their sophomore album, Fall Forever, back in 2016. That record made our Best Albums Of The Year So Far list when it came out, and in the time since it seems that the band has only become more glowering and precise. Today, they’re releasing […]
Aimee Mann Covers Leonard Cohen's "Avalanche" For HBO's 'I'll Be Gone In The Dark': Listen
The true-crime writer Michelle McNamara spent years hunting for the Golden State Killer, the notorious serial killer who evaded capture for decades. In 2016, McNamara died of an accidental overdose at the age of 46. Two years later, police arrested Joseph James DeAngelo, the alleged Golden State Killer, and McNamara’s widower Patton Oswalt said that […]
Evanescence Reject Inauthenticity in 'The Game Is Over'
Evanescence released “Wasted on You” back in April, which comes from their first album in nine years. Now, the group shared another hard rocker in “The Game Is Over.” On the song, Amy Lee and company tackle inauthenticity and the pressures of maintaining a facade in modern society. Here’s what Lee had to say about […]
New Music: Casey Veggies, Rockie Fresh “Made For It”
We gon get more. Casey Veggies and Rockie Fresh are built for the game. Such is the case on their new track. Over Bizness Boi’s production, the two frequent collaborators recollect their come up, the work ethic, travel excursions, and everything else in between. The duo’s Fresh Veggies 2 coming soon. Casey Veggies · Made […]