• DIIV Announce 'Is The Is Are' Spring North American Tour Dates

    Brooklyn indie rock band DIIV have announced a hash of new spring tour dates across North America in support of their new album Is This Is Are. The group already announced three-night residencies in Los Angeles and New York, in addition to European tour dates in March and April.

  • 10 Artists To Watch In 2016: Jack Garratt, Belly, Wet, Gallant & More

    2015 saw a fair share of new artists break out and make their impact on the music world. Some most observers saw coming and others just happened out of the blue, which is the beauty of the internet. 2016 will be no different as artists will break out and become the new favorites of fans worldwide. We now try and predict which acts you should have your eye on as 2016 gets under way with names like Jack Garratt, Gallant, Wet, Belly and others making our list.

  • Sky Ferreira Shares 'Omanko' Music Video Featuring DIIV's Zachary Cole Smith [WATCH]

    Although Sky Ferreira's "Omanko" was released all the way back in October 2013 on her debut studio album "Night Time, My Time," the 22-year-old singer has finally gotten around to releasing a music video for the song, which you can check out below. The video consists entirely of home video footage shot by Ferreira's boyfriend Zachary Cole Smith — lead singer of Brooklyn indie rock band DIIV — and features clips of Ferreira in concert, as well as Ferreira and Smith doing gross stuff like kissing. Since the song's lyrics are about Japanese Christmas — and Japanese Jesus, whoever that is — there is also some Christmas imagery throughout, just in time for the holidays.You can check out Sky Ferreira's "Omanko" music video, directed by Zachary Cole Smith, here:

  • DIIV-isive Issues: Bassist Makes Racist/Homophobic/Misogynistic Comments on 4Chan, Band Debates Whether He'll Be Cut

    Chalk in another victory for the demons of idiocy: DIIV is currently undergoing some issues related to many stupid—aka racist, homophobic and misogynist—statements made on social media by bassist Devin Ruben Perez. Although the musician has claimed that he was merely being stupid, versus being an actual racist/homophobe/misogynist, the New York-based alt band is reportedly weighing its options on whether or not to keep Perez within its lineup.

  • DIIV criticizes Grimes for her take on being vegan

    Apparently Grimes isn't vegan enough for New York band DIIV. It all started when Grimes posted on her Tumblr that she loved the new Anchorman themed Ben and Jerry's butterscotch ice cream called Scotchy Scotch Scotch, released to promote the upcoming sequel.
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