- February 20, 2025
Rico Nasty Announces New Album Lethal, Shares Video for New Song “Teethsucker (Yea3x)”: Watch
Rico Nasty is coming back with her first project since 2022’s Las Ruinas. The Maryland-born rapper and singer’s new album, Lethal, is out on May
Father John Misty Adds 2025 Tour Dates
Father John Misty is expanding his tour in support of the new album Mahashmashana. The newly announced shows take place in July and feature support
Vampire Weekend Announce Spring 2025 North American Tour Dates
In December, Vampire Weekend wrapped up the first part of their tour in support of Only God Was Above Us. Now, they’ve announced part two.
Hurray for Riff Raff Announces Tour, Shares New Song and Video: Watch
Hurray for the Riff Raff has announced a tour of North America, extending a run of dates that starts this month with Alynda Segarra and
Kim Deal Shares Richard Ayoade–Directed Video for “Big Ben Beat”: Watch
Kim Deal has enlisted Richard Ayoade to direct and star in the video for Nobody Loves You More track “Big Ben Beat.” The recursive short
Big Thief’s James Krivchenia Announces Album, Shares New Song “Probably Wizards”: Listen
Big Thief drummer and producer James Krivchenia is releasing a new experimental solo album. The musician worked on Performing Belief with electric bassist Sam Wilkes
DJ Python Announces New EP, Enlists Isabella Lovestory for New Song: Listen
Read about DJ Python in “The 9 Best DJ Mixes of November 2017.” I Was Put on This Earth EP: 01 Marry Me Maia02 Dai
Perfume Genius Enlists Aldous Harding for New Song “No Front Teeth”: Watch the Video
Perfume Genius has shared the second taste of his forthcoming new album, Glory. “No Front Teeth” is a duet between Mike Hadreas and New Zealand
Sleigh Bells Announce Album, Share Video for New Song “Bunky Pop”: Watch
Sleigh Bells, the noise-pop duo of Alexis Krauss and Derek Miller, have announced a new album. Out April 4, via Mom + Pop, Bunky Becky
The Smile Share New Remixes by James Holden and Robert Stillman: Listen
The Smile have enlisted UK producer James Holden and multi-instrumentalist (and sometime live Smile member) Robert Stillman to remix a pair of tracks from Cutouts.
