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  • Zola Jesus Shares "Circles" Ahead of 'Nail' EP Release [LISTEN]

    Nika Roza Danilova, also known as Zola Jesus, recently shared "Circles," a new track featured on her latest EP 'Nail.' 'Nail' is set to release September 18th. A suitably evocative b-side to "Nail," the fourth single from her fifth full length Taiga, "Circles" adheres to its namesake with atmospheric instrumentation and dark lyricism.

  • Lana Del Rey Releases 'Honeymoon' Sampler with Two New Songs [WATCH]

    Indie pop starlet Lana Del Rey released a nostalgic drenched sampler for her forthcoming LP Honeymoon earlier today. Del Rey's recently shared sampler features four tracks from her fourth studio album including the previously released "High By The Beach," "Terrence Loves You," and two new additions: "Freak" and "Music To Watch Boys To."

  • Speedy Ortiz Creates Help Hotline to Keep Fans Safe and Shows Inclusive

    Massachusetts indie rockers Speedy Ortiz recently launched a help hotline in attempt to keep fans safe during their shows and help keep shows inclusive.. Fans can seek assistance by calling (574) 404-SAFE "if [they] are being harassed, or feel unsafe and need help." Currently headed on tour in support of their most recent LP Foil Deer on Carpark Records, the four-piece outfit shared details regarding the hotline via Facebook and Twitter.

  • Watch the St. Vincent 'Lonestar' Documentary: Texas Trip, National Anthem and MorE

    Annie Clark, also known as St. Vincent, recently starred in a short documentary during her recent visit to her home state Texas. Filmed by Alan Del Rio Oritz for Nowness, the short, appropriately titled Lonestar features clips of Clark singing the national anthem, talking about her connection to music, and footage of the singer-songwriter traversing the Texan landscape in a jeep then on foot in the nude.

  • Garbage to Reissue Debut Album, Launch 20th Anniversary Tour This Fall

    1990s alt gods Garbage set to commemorate the 20th anniversary of their self-titled LP's debut with an extensive in addition to a much-anticipated reissue. Known for their moody single "Only Happy When It Rains" and the equally brooding "Stupid Girl," the originally Wisconsin based four piece synonymous with trip-hop and grunge emotives re-defined the world of alternative rock with their 1995 full length self-titled debut. Since topping the Billboard chart with memorable cuts like "Vow" and "Subhuman." Fronted by Scottish vocalist and musician Shirley Manson, the band has continued to be applauded as one of the most influential bands of the 1990s.

  • Elliott Smith Documentary 'Heaven Adores You' Soundtrack WIll Feature Unreleased Music

    The forthcoming re-release of the documentary Heaven Adores You, which tells the story of the late singer-songwriter Elliott Smith sets to include a number of previously unheard tracks by the Nebraska native. Originaly released in 2014 at the San Francisco International Film Festival, the documentary is scheduled to premier later this year the film produced by Kevin Moyer, a friend of the late Smith, shared details about the soundtrack's progress earlier this week.

  • Siouxsie Sioux Debuts "Love Crime" for 'Hannibal' Season Finale [LISTEN]

    Legendary goth icon and punk pioneer Siouxsie Sioux shared her first new track in eight years, "Love Crime," during the series finale for NBC's 'Hannibal.' The song was written in collaboration with the series' music supervisor and producer Brian Reitzell, who previously worked with Dublin shoegazers My Bloody Valentine on the score for Sofia Coppola's 'Lost In Translation.'

  • CHVRCHES' Lauren Mayberry Slams Internet Trolls, Industry Sexism

    Lauren Mayberry, front woman of synth pop trio CHVRCHES, unabashedly condemned internet trolls in her recent interview on the Channel 4 News. Mayberry's response to the glaringly sexist comments and misogynistic response from her choice of wardrobe in the band's recently released music video for Every Open Eye's "Leave A Trace,"

  • Natasha Khan of Bat for Lashes & Sexwitch Produces Film Short, 'I Do'

    Natasha Khan of Bat For Lashes recently directed a fifteen-minute short titled "I Do" for the love themed feature 'Madly.' One of six shorts included in the project, Khan's celluloid vision explores "modern love" in a way that the singer-songwriter described as "very countryside, weird, English, surreal" in a recent interview with Pitchfork.

  • Toro Y Moi Releases "Samantha" on Dropbox

    Chazwick Bradley Bundick (akaToro Y Moi) surprised fans with the unannounced release of a compilation of previously unheard tracks titled 'Samantha' earlier this week. Initially announced through his Instagram account, the album is currently available for download via Dropbox. Bundwick's latest release features an assortment of songs recorded during the winter of 2012 to August 2015 in Berkley, California.

  • Morrissey's Debut Novel 'List Of The Lost' Set For UK September Publication

    A familiar name in the news as of late, Morrissey, the famed front man of the prolific 80s outfit The Smiths, announced the forthcoming publication date for his debut novel. Set to hit shelves in the UK next month, the son and heir's book is titled 'List Of The Los't via Penguin Books. Much like with the performer's 'Autobiography' (which was given Penguin Classics status upon first printing), the US publication date for his novel has yet to be determined but will most likely occur in the fall.

  • Nirvana's 'E-Coli' Demo Leaks Online [LISTEN]

    Grunge legends Nirvana's demo tape for "E-coli" is now available online. Posted anonymously on Reddit, the demo is thought to be a recording from 1993 or 1994. One of the many previously unavailable demos to surface online recently, "E-coli" follows the leak of Fecal Matter's (Kurt Cobain's pre-Nirvana ensemble) thirteen-track demo titled 'Illiteracy Will Prevail' which appeared online only a few weeks ago.

  • Morrissey Urges Fans at FYF Fest Not to Vote for Donald Trump

    Headliner at this year's FYF Festival and recent guest on 'Larry King Now,' Steven Patrick Morrissey, fondly known as Moz by his adoring fans, used the stage as a bully pulpit and pleaded his audience to not vote for Donald Trump in the forthcoming US Presidential election.

  • Twin Shadow Recounts Tour Bus Accident, Injury and Recovery in New Interview

    George Lewis Jr. aka Twin Shadow recently discussed his road to recovery after sustaining a major hand injury from a tour bus accident in April of this year. Featured on NPR’s All Song’s Considered, the Brooklyn based singer-songwriter, along with his tour crew, collided with a tractor-trailer near Denver, CO during his tour in support of his third LP Eclipse.

  • Bat For Lashes' Natasha Khan Talks Sexwitch Debut Album, Shares "Helelyos" [LISTEN]

    Natasha Khan of Bat For Lashes sets to release her debut album with her latest side project Sexwitch. What began with a mysterious round of hangman via Instagram, Khan's recent onstage performance with psych rock outfit Toy under the moniker Sexwitch has gotten the attention of critics and fans alike. The new band played their first official set this past weekend at the Green Man Festival in Wales, sharing songs like "The Bride" and "Ho Howa" with showgoers.

  • Bat For Lashes' Natasha Khan Makes Debut as Sexwitch with Toy

    Bat For Lashes' Natasha Khan made her on stage debut as Sexwitch last night at the Green Man Festival in Wales. Her latest appearance was prefaced by a weeklong series of cryptic posts on Instagram reminiscent of hangman. Her initial hints to last night's performance with Toy were eagerly misinterpreted by the blogosphere as a possible album announcement.

  • Metric Shares "Fortunes" from Forthcoming LP 'Pagans In Vegas'

    Canadian synth pop four piece Metric recently released "Fortunes," an undeniably catchy track off their forthcoming LP 'Pagans in Vegas.' Set to drop September 18th via Universal, the group, fronted by singer-songwriter Emily Haines, previously shared the equally memorable songs "The Shade," "Cascades," and "Too Bad, So Sad," in advance of their full length follow up to 2012's 'Synthetica.'

  • Camera Obscura Cancels Tour, Keyboardist Carey Lander Battles Cancer

    Glasgow's Camera Obscura recently canceled a handful of tour dates originally scheduled for California and Mexico in order to accommodate their keyboardist Carey Lander who is currently battling, Osteosarcoma, an "aggressive" bone cancer according to Billboard. Diagnosed with the devastating disease in 2011, Lander's current state has forced the band to "shelve all work commitments for the time being."

  • Morrissey Talks Depression, GOP, Obama on 'Larry King Now,' Performs "Kiss Me A Lot"

    The renowned son and heir of Manchester, aka Steven Patrick Morrissey, sat down for an intimate interview with legendary Larry King for the 'Larry King Now' show. A rare occasion for the ex-front man and lyricist of the 1980s outfit The Smiths, the interview gave an in-depth glimpse into the singer-songwriter's thoughts on topics ranging from Donald Trump and the GOP to more personal matters like his struggle with depression and his recent allegations of sexual assault at the hands of TSA officer.

  • HEALTH Shares Details for Fall Tour In Support of 'Death Magic'

    Noise rockers HEALTH shared details for their 2015 tour. Recently featured on the Song Exploder podcast, the Los Angeles outfit comprised of Benjamin Jared Miller, Jake Duzsik, John Famiglietti, and Jupiter Keyes sets to hit the road in November, beginning with a few North American dates before heading to the UK. Known for their iconic remix of Crystal Castle's "Crimewave," the experimental four-piece released their third album Death Magic via Loma Vista earlier this month.

  • The Dead Weather Debut 'I Feel Love (Every Million Miles),' Tracklist For New LP

    Jack White, founding father of Third Man Records and former member of The White Stripes, recently debuted 'I Feel Love (Every Million Miles)' from his forthcoming release with garage rock outfit The Dead Weather. Slotted for a September 25th release date via Third Man Records, the band's third studio album is titled "Dodge & Burn," and the tracklist for the LP is now available. Featuring The Kills' Alison Mosshart, Dean Fertita, and Jack Lawrence, the new track is undoubtedly a wish come true for fans still swooning from 2010's "Sea of Cowards."

  • Deerhunter Reveals Details For 'Fading Frontier,' Release Video For "Snakeskin"

    Atlanta indie rockers Deerhunter recently added what is being referred to as the countdown to the rumored announcement for their forthcoming LP "Fading Frontier." An official statement confirming the purpose of the countdown has yet to be made by the band. Despite the lack of information concerning the recent update to the band's website, fans are interpreting what Pitchfork has coined the "mysterious clock" as a godsend.

  • Nada Surf to Release 'Live at the Neptune Theater,' Share "Clear Eye Clouded Mind"

    Alt rockers Nada Surf announced plans to release Live at the Neptune Theater earlier this past week. Recorded during a performance in 2012, the tracks on the forthcoming LP were originally played in Seattle's iconic theater during one of the band's many North American tours. A response to fans' request for a new album, Nada Surf's live album is set to drop in 2016 as a three-LP vinyl set featuring 21 tracks in addition to a photo booklet, poster, shirt iron-on, and a temporary tattoo.

  • CHVRCHES Drop New Track "Never Ending Circles" from 'Every Open Eye' Album

    Electro indie outfit CHVRCHES released 'Never Ending Circles,' a track from their forthcoming LP album "Every Open Eye," earlier this week. Slotted to drop September 25h via Glassnote, the release of the Glasgow trio's follow up to the heavily applauded "The Bones of What You Believe" will coincide with a fall tour.

  • Marilyn Manson & Billy Corgan Cover Cyndi Lauper's 'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun' [Watch]

    90s alternative music legend Billy Corgan and shock rocker Marilyn Manson covered Cyndi Lauper's chart topper "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" during their tour finale in Nashville. Recently wrapping up the tail end of their appropriately titled "End of Times Tour," the co-headliner's rendition of the well-loved 80s anthem was prefaced by a dramatically staged performance of the title track of the former Christian schoolboy's second studio album.

  • Patti Smith Plans For 'M Train' North American Book Tour

    Rock legend Patti Smith announced details related to her book tour for "M Train" earlier this month. The highly anticipated follow up to 2010's "Just Kids," which was recently slotted for adaptation into a series by Showtime, seamlessly meshes the world of rock and roll with the realm of the literary.

  • Neon Indian Announces Latest LP 'VEGA INTL. Night School,' Shares New Single 'Slumlord"

    Chillwave all-star Neon Indian (Alan Palomo) recently shared news of a forthcoming studio album, 'VEGA INTL. Night School,' set to drop October 16th on Mom and Pop/Trangressive. The long anticipated follow up to 2011's 'Era Extraña,' Neon Indian's third full length will undoubtedly showcase Palomo's penchant for washed out lo-fi, buzzing chords and hypnotic synth.
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