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.
Listen to the probing, thunderous album in full before its October 26th release.
The time-tested punks are still going strong.
Taken from Segall’s fourth (!) album of the year, Fudge Sandwich.
Plus, the band has announced a new 7-inch single for the album’s title track, featuring a new song as its B-side.
Following a Dexys Midnight Runners’ cover, no less.
The National and CHVRCHES may represent one of modern music’s more fruitful friendships.
Hear the vibrant lead single, “Restless Legs”.
Another NSFW entry in the animated web series.
Costello has described Look Now as an “uptown pop album.”
