James Mercer’s songs still beam with vitality a decade and a half later.
Woods spins a confident tale of self-empowerment and owning her identity
Dylan Baldi called the record “seven short, and one long, bursts of intense, controlled chaos.”
Lindsey Jordan’s cover comes not from the Hole singer, but rather an obscure K Records band from the early ’90s.
White’s collaborators will each cover a new song of his to help raise money for voter registration charities.
Plus, Batmanglij offers an update on his “beat-driven” sophomore album.
The Brooklyn psych-punk’s first new music since the release of their self-titled debut last March.
The duo made their live debut at a sold-out show in Los Angeles last night.
Dylan Baldi and co. strike the precarious balance between their pop inclinations and uproarious noise.
Three-song appearance featured selections from last year’s High as Hope and 2015’s How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful.
Plus, the band has announced a new 7-inch single for the album’s title track, featuring a new song as its B-side.
Coming in support of her upcoming album, Remind Me Tomorrow.
