Pinhead Gunpowder Maps Out 12-Date North American Tour
The Green Day side project will hit the road in October and November for a tour that follows last year’s first album in 16 years, Unt.
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The Green Day side project will hit the road in October and November for a tour that follows last year’s first album in 16 years, Unt.
Mary Chiney’s Low Culture piece for The Quietus digs into the strange, literal, and cheaply transcendent music that scored a generation of Nigerian home videos.
The nine-track project lands June 5 on Warp, and the first two tracks, “New Park” and “King Kong,” are out now.
The Sleater-Kinney founder joined Morby onstage to revisit a track that’s as much a local landmark as the venue itself.
The French collective's third album La Lune Dont Mon Âme Est Pleine arrives June 12 via Lay Bare Recordings. The first single unspools a vicious collaboration with the Sigh mastermind alongside a video shot over nine months.
The Days Pass Quickly Immersed in the Shadow of Eternity brings together modular composition, medieval instrument replicas, and a 40,000-year-old swan bone flute.
The Toronto band’s third LP arrives August 14 via K Records, Perennial, and Kiwi Club, recorded in Detroit with producer Graham Walsh and a cast of fellow travelers.
Joel Shanahan closes a six-year gap in the Auscultation discography this June, with a dense and introverted full-length that ends on a moment of unexpected lightness.
Jacob Juno’s photographs from the Fillmore show offer an unsentimental document of three metalcore bands from different points in the genre’s timeline.
The reissue includes the previously unreleased “Knew Better Part Two” and arrives as Grande gears up for a new album and summer tour.