Alcest - "Oiseaux De Proie"

Alcest are back with a new record, Kodama, out September 20th via Prophecy and have shared the lead single "Oiseaux De Proie".

S U R V I V E - "A.H.B."

Members of the Austin band S U R V I V E scored "Stranger Things", the latest and greatest Netflix series to gain a rather cult following. In addition to the show's soundtrack, the band have announced a new record RR7349, dropping September 30 via Relapse Records.

Radiohead played Madison Square Garden

Radiohead released their great new album A Moon Shaped Pool this past spring and dropped by New York City as part of a very limited U.S. tour.

Panorama | 2016

For years, it felt as if there was a festival drought in the North Eastern part of the country. Now, after a few years of success with Governor's Ball, the people who bring you Coachella have thrown their hat into the mix with Panorama.

Wilco - "If I Ever Was a Child"

Wilco have announced a new album and in true dad-rock fashion it's called, wait for it, Schmilco. It's the follow-up to last year's great return-to-form sounding Star Wars.

Dinosaur Jr played House of Vans

Dinosaur Jr surprised NYC with a free, same day show at House of Vans in Greenpoint. Debuting some new material as well as their standard jams, it was a classic night for some diehard fans.

Albums of 2016.5

The first half of 2016 has been a rather iconic time for music. Some of our biggest stars have released some of their best work and we've mourned the losses of two giants many thought would out-live us all. 

The Stone Roses played Madison Square Garden

The Stone Roses played their first NYC show in twenty years and first with their original line-up ever. It was madness.

Bill Callahan played Baby's All Right

Bill Callahan played six shows in three nights during his residency at Baby's All Right. He wrapped things up with a great set followed by an encore that begged the question "Ok, what do you want to hear?'

Aphex Twin - "CIRKLON3 [ Колхозная mix ]"

Aphex Twin has released his first music video in 17 years and it was directed by a 12 year-old from Dublin.