Thom Yorke played Kings Theatre

Thom Yorke's soundtrack to this year's Suspiria remake is his best solo work in over a decade and on his first tour in five years, he embraces his electronic mindset.

Iceage played Music Hall of Williamsburg

Iceage are wrapping up another stellar year with two more shows in Brooklyn to support their latest record, Beyondless.

Swervedriver - "Drone Lover"

Shoegaze masters Swervedriver have announced a follow-up to 2015's I Wasn't Born to Lose. The record is called Future Ruins and it arrives on January 25 via Dangerbird.

Jack White played Kings Theatre

For roughly two decades, Jack White has been the rising figure of what it means to be a true, bonafide rock star and over two nights at Brooklyn's Kings Theatre, it was clear why he's earned the right to be called the savior of rock and roll.

Westerman - "Albatross"

Over the course of various singles earlier in the year and now with the release of his great EP Ark, Westerman is a rising sensation set for greatness.

Panda Bear - "Dolphin"

Panda Bear has announced a new record due in early 2019. The follow-up to 2015's excellent Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper is titled Buoys and it's out in February via Domino.

boygenius played Brooklyn Steel

Musical super groups often have a bad rap due to overpowering brilliance that results in projects blown entirely out of proportion. Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus are ready to bust that thought right out the door and at their second show ever, they put any unbelievers to shame.

Deerhunter - "Death in Midsummer"

Deerhunter have announced a new album. Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared? is the follow-up to 2015's Fading Frontier and it's out January 18 via 4AD.

The Good, The Bad, & The Queen - "Merrie Land"

Back in 2007, Damon Albarn, Paul Simonon, Simon Tung, and Tony Allen released a criminally underrated record called The Good, The Bad, & The Queen. Now, over a decade later, the group has finally announced a follow-up. Merrie Land is out November 26.

Nine Inch Nails and The Jesus and Mary Chain played Kings Theatre

For what must've been the most intense show to ever grace the Kings Theatre stage, Nine Inch Nails and The Jesus and Mary Chain brought the Cold and Black and Infinite tour to Brooklyn for night three of four New York City shows.