A new version of the early Neil Young song appears ahead of Second Song, the forthcoming album with The Chrome Hearts.
Menu
A new version of the early Neil Young song appears ahead of Second Song, the forthcoming album with The Chrome Hearts.
After a decade in MisterWives and a run of major-label stops, Mandy Lee is using her solo project to trace a personal pop lineage.
The group’s seventh studio album arrives as members balance solo work, military service, and a decade of shared history.
The latest preview from Pylon turns a supposedly happy song into a study of longing, ahead of a fall arena tour.
The Gothenburg band’s headlining set at Frihamnen brought two guests from different corners of metal.
From Tulsa stages and Texas memory, the VibeMaster turns a grandfather’s CB phrase into a mid-tempo broadcast of elevation and West Coast ease.
Spanning 140 minutes and three nations of historic pipe organs, Davachi’s latest album treats listening as a discipline rather than a passive act.
Greg Dulli stops playing the charming antagonist on The Afghan Whigs’ Soft Control, an album that replaces age denial with an unflinching focus on mortality.
The band’s first show at the venue in 32 years doubled as a farewell to Gustavo Dudamel, with orchestral arrangements reshaping deep cuts and hits.
On their fourth album, the Chicago band traces a melody to frontman Alex Chávez’s father and opens a wider conversation with Latin American music traditions.
