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Manila-born, Los Angeles-based rising star Eyedress shares two new songs, “A GOOD LIFE,” powered by an infectious guitar hook that will appeal to fans of his global hit “Jealous” and lo-fi punk rap banger “2 HEADED GOAT” featuring Realyungphil and Lucien Clarke.

Currently soaring through a jam-packed summer that began with a pair of sold-out shows at Radio City Music Hall, and featured an extended sit-in from Phish frontman Trey Anastasio, the band will bring its unique blend of groove-driven improvisational indie rock to iconic theaters and revered festiva

The Dip will embark on an extensive headline tour this fall with newly confirmed shows at Los Angeles’ The Belasco, Charlottesville’s Jefferson Theater, Louisville’s Headliners Music Hall, among many others.

Notable first-timers for Riot Fest 2022 include beloved indie rockers Yeah Yeah Yeahs; the pivotal goth rock group Bauhaus; a reunited Sunny Day Real Estate; as well as first-time sets from Portugal.

SUMERLANDS are back with their hotly anticipated sophomore album.

Following the Rihanna-inspired, Erica Banks-featuring anthem that was 'BAD LIKE RIRI' and the ferocious call-to-arms of their 2021 debut EP TROPIXX, Jesswar’s first single of 2022 marks a rebirth of sorts, an unexpectedly tender love letter that provides an exciting glimpse of their next creative

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Australian pop iconoclast Betty Who announces her upcoming album BIG! Listen to the new single “She Can Dance.

Launched this spring, Apple Music Live has previously featured exclusive live streamed performances from global superstars Harry Styles and Lil Durk.

Julia Jacklin has shared another taste of her highly anticipated new album PRE PLEASURE, set for release on Polyvinyl Record Co.

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Lime Cordiale share their buoyant new single and official music video for 'Country Club' on the final date of their North American tour - a sold-out LA Troubadour Show! The Australian band played to capacity rooms in New York's Bowery Ballroom, Toronto's Velvet Underground and Denver's Globe Hall.

Career Woman, the alt-indie solo project of California native Melody Caudill, released the somber but driving new single, “Sleep In,” out via Lauren Records.

Poking fun at the pretentiousness of the California music scene, guitarist and vocalist Jake Nuffer spawns his latest solo project NUFFER.

Los Angeles band, The Interrupters, have released their bouncy new song “As We Live” featuring legendary artists Tim Armstrong of Rancid/Operation Ivy and Rhoda Dakar of The Bodysnatchers.

The group will be joined by a lineup of openers including Sick of it All and ILL Bill for the first two dates.

The band draws on guitarist Ripley Johnson's (Wooden Shjips/Moon Duo) deep links into the Portland underground music scene, featuring Thrill Jockey labelmate Dewey Mahood (Plankton Wat) on bass and Mahood's collaborator Dustin Dybvig on drums, alongside Barry Walker on pedal steel, Paul Hasenberg on

Multi-genre singer/songwriter, producer, recording artist and proud member of the Recording Academy (and a Grammy Voter since 2020), Justine Blazer, recently released her debut contemporary blues single 'Bad Love.

The sound of music will once again fill the air of the Poconos Mountain region with the first major event to be held at POCONOS PARKTM.

Boyfriend continues to build anticipation for her forthcoming album with a new single featuring Pussy Riot.

An outright rejection of the established order, “No Need School” is a visceral interpretation by The Scary Loud of the failures of government-run learning institutions.

Dead Cross, the four-headed Hydra featuring Mike Patton, Dave Lombardo, Justin Pearson and Michael Crain, return with the abrasive 9-song album, II.

Tracked mostly in isolation but in conjunction with producer and long-time collaborator Bobb Bruno of Best Coast, So Long Mr.

Tapping New York underground icon Walter Schreifels (Gorilla Biscuits, Rival Schools, Quicksand) for the producer seat, Gogol dove deep into the studio and emerged with a album rife with the insurgent sound of survival.

Produced by Titus Andronicus singer-songwriter Patrick Stickles and Canadian producer Howard Bilerman (Arcade Fire, Leonard Cohen, The Whole Nine Yards) at the latter’s hotel2tango recording studio in Montreal, The Will to Live is heralded by the premiere of first single, “(I’m) Screwed.