The Wilco frontman steps in to amplify a Philadelphia songwriter whose retro-tinted indie-pop has quietly built a strong word-of-mouth following.
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The Wilco frontman steps in to amplify a Philadelphia songwriter whose retro-tinted indie-pop has quietly built a strong word-of-mouth following.
The band has spent 26 years turning real loss into structure, not decoration. Marrow Deep continues a catalog where mourning is part of the music’s logic.
The North Carolina band Wednesday wrote a song called “Townies.” The Boston band Townies answered with “Wednesday,” released on a Wednesday.
Parton’s recent honors are arriving remotely as health concerns keep the country legend away from in-person events.
The Bristol producer’s first full-length pairs dub weight with restrained arrangements, drawing from bass music and sound-system culture without leaning on genre signifiers.
Carisa Dias and Fidju Kitxora are reshaping Cabo Verdean music by treating colonially suppressed traditions as living material, not museum pieces.
The studio friendship that began with “RNP” now extends to a full-length record, with a physical rollout built around collectible formats rather than streaming-week visibility.
A London tribute to Jason Molina paired an archival slideshow with a collaborative set from Brown Horse and guests, showing how the late songwriter’s audience has expanded since his death.
Hardcore rarely crosses into major label territory. Haywire’s new single makes that move with a softer, anthemic sound.
The former Muncie Girls leader follows Lucky Now with a four-song EP on Tapete, arriving September 25.
