King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Trip Out in New Video for “Hot Wax”
Throw on your drug rug, pop some acid, and get ready for the trip of a lifetime – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are back with a brand new Read More
Throw on your drug rug, pop some acid, and get ready for the trip of a lifetime – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are back with a brand new Read More
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are back with the brand new face melter, “Head On/Pill.” “Head On/Pill” is a 16 minute journey broken up between two psychedelic fueled passages. Read More
The always hard working Arctic Monkeys just released a new single today called “Do I Wanna Know?” Most likely to be released on an album later this year. “Do I Read More
Portland, 1991. You step off the bus that took you from your waitressing job in downtown Seattle into your cool, rebellious older sister’s arms. After she left home at 17, Read More
In what seems like an unlikely pairing, UK psychedelic band, TOY and songstress Natasha Khan aka Bat For Lashes came together on the track “The Bride.” The tracks is the Read More
Bad news, Bonnaroo fans: Mumford and Sons have officially announced the cancellation of their headlining performance due to the surgery that bassist Ted Dwayne underwent earlier this week for a Read More
Unknown Mortal Orchestra recently appeared on BBC’s radio program 6Music With Marc Riley, where the band performed a live cover of Otis Redding’s classic “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Read More
Smith Westerns just posted “Idol,” a new track off their upcoming album Soft Will. “Idol” is the third track they shared off of that album following “Varsity” and “3AM Spiritual.” Read More
Today Ernest Greene aka Washed Out released the first cut from his upcoming album Paracosm. The track is called “It All Feels Right” the second track off the album. “It Read More
Today, a video for the previously reported David Lynch And Lykke Li’s “I’m Waiting Here” has been posted for everyone’s viewing pleasure. The video perfectly complements the track with a Read More
What happens when John Gourley of Portugal. The Man shares a seemingly friendly high five with Glenn Howerton of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia fame? Laughs, of course. Thunderous laughs. Gourley Read More
Katie Crutchfield, a.k.a. Waxahatchee, embraced a brighter, heartier sound for her second album, Cerulean Salt, and is now embracing the sunny weather for her “Coast to Coast” music video. It’s also Read More
Honeyslide is a quickly evolving shoegaze trio from the UK, and if this is the first time you’re reading about them, know that it certainly won’t be the last. The Read More
Fresh off the waves of their 2012 album In Our Heads, Hot Chip have just released a brand new single “Dark And Stormy” to tide us over till another album Read More
The legendary director and musician, David Lynch revealed today his second album The Big Dream, the follow up to 2011’s Crazy Clown Town. In addition, Lynch shared a bonus track Read More
This Monday, Boards Of Canada are expected to do a special live stream of their highly anticipated new album Tomorrow’s Harvest. They posted on their event page a list of Read More
Extremely influential 90’s emo band, Knapsack, is returning to music after fifteen years of silence. It’s not that all of the band members completely fell off the map after their breakup. Read More
Portugal. The Man are now streaming their upcoming album, Evil Friends a week early for all their hungry fans. Evil Friends, which is due out June 4th via Atlantic, can Read More
The Dangerous Summer, a band who named themselves after the Ernest Hemingway novel of the same title, is sticking to their roots with their just released instrumental track, “Hemingway.” The Read More
Unknown Mortal Orchestra today shared the clip for the opener track “From The Sun” from their stellar properly titled, II. The clip features a performance artist being abused by fellow Read More
Splashh’s debut Comfort perfectly reflects summer from it’s great cover artwork (done by Leif Podhajsky), to it’s sun drenched dose of lo-fi pop, and obvious song titles like “Lemonade” and Read More
The indie-licious Treasure Island Music Festival will be back for its seventh year October 19 and 20 in San Francisco, California…and the just-announced lineup reminds us why seven is a Read More
David Byrne and St. Vincent released today a companion EP to their 2012 debut album Love This Giant. Brass Tactics contains one bonus track from Love This Giant, two remixes, Read More
Volcano Choir, an “astro-folk” group consisting of Justin Vernon of Bon Iver and post rockers Collections of Colonies of Bees, have announced the details of their second album, Repave, which Read More
Not long ago in April, Grizzly Bear taped a performance of “Yet Again” on the Ellen Degeneres show. Today, that episode aired and the performance is now available to watch Read More
Washed Out (Aka Ernest Greene) is back with the follow up to 2011’s Within and Without. Washed Out’s second album, Paracosm will be released on August 13th via Sub Pop. Read More
The Early November had a hell of a comeback. After an upsetting breakup in 2007 (I still have my “I saw The Early November before they broke up” shirt…heh), the Read More
California garage pop rockers, Crocodiles are set to release the follow up to their 2012 album Endless Flowers with the release of Crimes Of Passion later this summer. With this Read More
PureVolume premiered A Great Big Pile of Leaves’ new take on their song “Pet Mouse” today…featuring Justin Pierre of Motion City Soundtrack! Pierre’s higher-pitched, yet soft vocals contrast wonderfully with Read More
Have you ever gone to a concert and found yourself wondering from the second the band starts playing, “How in the actual f*ck are they not topping the charts right Read More