Hardcore punk zine Define the Meaning has announced that they are shutting down after a six-year run. The New Jersey-based zine has been run by [...]

Mac Lethal (Rhymesayers Entertainment) has reinvented Chris Brown‘s “Look at Me Now” to include pancakes and orange juice. Watch as Mac Lethal makes a delicious [...]

“The Good, the Bad, and the Sophia” It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. AMC’s “The Walking Dead” ended its [...]

Dreamers Of The Ghetto certainly dream big on their debut Enemy/Lover, with a sound more fitting to a band whose played together for twice as [...]

They may be named after a character in an overblown sci-fi novel, but these Seattle natives, which includes Nat Damm (drums) and Jon Weisnewski (guitar, [...]

Beaus$Eros, the seventh full-length from indie rap trailblazer Busdriver, forgoes the lightening-speed rhyming that defined his style in favor of a diverse, off-kilter brand of pop [...]

ATO Records and Prawn Songs have released Primus‘s brand new video for ”Tragedy’s a’ Comin’,” the first clip from Green Naugahyde. The video, which premiered in a [...]

There’s no room for irony in rock and roll — I wish someone had told that to the bands in Austin for South by Southwest [...]

DJ Shadow has premiered the video for “Scale It Back” featuring Little Dragon, from the album The Less You Know, The Better. It was directed [...]

After releasing an LP, Dedication, earlier this year, British dubstep producer Zomby has returned with another offering, a 12” EP, Nothing. Zomby’s music is rhythmic [...]

The reissue of Faith’s Subject To Change alongside their first demo recordings is highly entertaining, partly because it’s straight out of 1983, but also because [...]

With the songs on this album flowing like the titular tributaries of a vast body of water, it’s perhaps somewhat of a surprise that it [...]

According to Total Film, Bret McKenzie of the comedy duo Flight of the Conchords has announced a film could be in the works. Having written a [...]

At BBC Radio One’s Florence and The Machine Live Lounge, the band broke out with a cover of Drake and Rihanna’s “Take Care.” Watch below.