Earlier this week, along with teasing a sequel to his full-fledged Christian rap album Jesus Is King involving Dr. Dre., Kanye West announced his first…
Much of Weaves' appeal has always been the Toronto Band To Watch's deconstructed approach to indie rock, but they've never sounded as broken-down as they…
Back in 2018, the National threw their first ever Homecoming festival, bringing a lineup of likeminded indie rockers to the Cincinnati riverfront alongside Bryce Dessner's…
On election day, the Rentals -- former Weezer bassist Matt Sharp's longstanding pop-rock project -- announced a new double album called Q36. Upon sharing lead…
David Bazan is crying while driving. Many scenes in the new documentary Strange Negotiations find the once and future Pedro The Lion frontman alone, steering…
John Reis and Rick Froberg's great post-Drive Like Jehu project Hot Snakes has historically been one of the world's most reliable purveyors of angry, pulverizing…
Honestly Ryan and I (the resident National stans) spent way too much time debating which of their albums would make it on the list — we felt like there was a strong case for High Violet, Trouble Will Find Me, AND Sleep Well Beast
I totally forgot these bands toured together in '99. Foo Fighters bailed on the Columbus date (which I attended) because they partied too hard the night before. Muse opened. What a time!
Also I could have sworn I saw somebody drinking wine direct from the bottle and it turns out I did https://twitter.com/HumbleMumble/status/1194262296253599745
Welcome to town! Where did you move from? I skipped past the bar due to long lines and now, with the knowledge of the $5 bourbons, I greatly regret it.
