Denver indie-poppers Tennis, the duo of married couple Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley, released their debut single “Baltimore ...

Leeds quintet Love Rarely play intense emo that incorporates elements like delicate twinkly guitars, swooning melodic vocals, ...

It seems safe to assume that, here in 2025, you were not eagerly anticipating a new dance remix of Band Of Horses’ ...

UK alt-rockers Sports Team announced their new album Boys These Days nine months ago, but it got pushed back, so it hasn’t ...

Here’s something pretty. Terrin Munawet used to live in Upstate New York and make beats. Now, he’s in Philadelphia and ...

Montreal-based indie-folk singer-songwriter Bells Larsen has a new album called Blurring Time set to come out in two weeks, and he was planning to head out on a quick run of US shows in June. That ...

The new Apple TV+ series Your Friends & Neighbors stars Jon Hamm as a rich guy who goes broke and turns to a life of crime: specifically, robbing other people in his wealthy Connecticut neighborhood.

Brian Eno, one of the all-time great art-music legends, is now 76 years old, and he’s not slowing down one bit. If anything, he’s busier now than ever. Eno, an experimental generative film about the ...

For well over a year, Lana Del Rey has been teasing a new country album called Lasso. In November, she finally announced a May 21 release date, at which point we learned the album would actually be ...

Bloc Party and Metric planned a double-duty nostalgia tour, each performing their pivotal albums from the aughts: the former would play their 2005 debut Silent Alarm in full, while the latter would ...

With Coachella’s first weekend kicking off today, there are a lot of billboards promoting musical artists along the highway from Los Angeles to the festival site in Indio. We at Stereogum noticed, and ...

Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s lush GNX duet “Luther” has been the #1 song in America. In eight days, Kendrick and SZA will kick off their stadium tour in Minneapolis, and I cannot wait until I get to see ...