The Paykay Fookin’ Bloyndaz! They’re fookin’ back! Peaky Blinders, Steven Knight’s extraordinarily entertaining Netflix show where Cillian Murphy played the guilt-stricken head of a Birmingham crime family in the early 20th century, aired its last season in 2022. Next month, the series will return with a new one-off Netflix spinoff film, directed by Tom Harper […]
Max Winter – “Candlelight” (Feat. Asha Lorenz, Rael, & Will Lister)
Last year, Max Winter released his debut solo EP Mourning Routine, played in Nourished By Time’s live band, and unveiled his first album with his band thredd. Now the experimental-pop musician is joining forces with Sorry’s Asha Lorenz, London rapper Rael, and his bandmate Will Lister for a cool new track called “Candlelight.” “Candlelight started […]
DJ Seinfeld – “Of Joy” (Feat. ARY)
DJ Seinfeld is back with his second release of the year. On the heels of last month’s buoyant “Plush,” the Swedish electronic artist is joining forces with Norweigian singer-songwriter ARY for a cathartic tune called “Of Joy.” “This was the first song that I wrote for an upcoming new project, which has also been a […]
Konradsen Announce New Album Hunt, Gather: Hear “What I Aim For” (Feat. Angie McMahon)
Last year, Konradsen teamed up with Gia Margaret for the serene song “Nick Of Time,” and followed it with a Beharie collaboration called “Efficiency” last month. Now, the Northern Norwegian duo is announcing their fourth album Hunt, Gather. The new single “What I Am For” features Australian singer-songwriter Angie McMahon as well as pianist Bruce […]
Beak>’s Billy Fuller Announces Debut Solo Album Fragments: Hear “Rummer”
For 16 years across four studio albums, Billy Fuller has been the founding bassist of the British experimental rockers Beak> (though his career has also taken him through collaborations with a bunch of other artists). Beak> are still going strong for the time being, but today Fuller has announced his debut solo album Fragments, set […]
Cola Announce New Album Cost Of Living Adjustment: Hear “Hedgesitting”
It’s been four and a half years since the Montreal post-punk band Ought broke up and two of the four members went on to form a new group called Cola with U.S. Girls collaborator Evan Cartwright. In that time, Cola have hit the ground running, releasing two albums and a bunch of extra tracks like […]
Trimmo Announces New Album Arizona: Hear “Flood”
21-year-old Oregon-based musician Sean McFarlane has released a ton of music on Bandcamp over the past few years, with his most recent records attributed to his moniker Trimmo. His next album Arizona is coming this spring from the great LA label 7th Heaven, and it’ll be a good one based on today’s lead single “Flood.” […]
Evan Dando’s Wife Details His “Meltdown” As More Accusations Come Out
Last week, Lemonheads frontman Evan Dando was accused of sending unsolicited explicit videos to a fan. Tony Ortega, the last editor-in-chief for the Village Voice during my time at the paper, did the reporting in his newsletter The Underground Bunker, a newsletter otherwise dedicated to exposing Scientology. The unnamed woman and her husband reported that […]
Alabaster DePlume Announces New EP Dear Children Of Our Children, I Knew: Epilogue: Hear “It’s Only Now Once (Elbit Systems Windowpane)”
Last year, Alabaster DePlume released his latest album, A Blade Because A Blade Is Whole. While touring it in March with bassist Shahzad Ismaily and drummer Tcheser Holmes, the experimental jazz/pop artist was recording an EP of instrumentals, and that’s being announced today. It’s called Dear Children of Our Children, I Knew: Epilogue. “Meeting with […]
Opal Mag Announces Debut EP Goodbye Lavender: Hear “World End”
Last year, Opal Mag unveiled a bunch of enticing, ’90s-indebted earworms like “I Don’t Like You, But I Love You,” “Kitchen Song,” and “Wasting.” Now, the Brighton-based musician is announcing her debut EP called Goodbye Lavender. The glittering, nostalgic anthem “World End” is out today. “‘World End’ is an exploration of emotional imbalance,” the artist […]