Deerhunter played a live show at the Apple store in New York in September,  and now a live EP recorded at the show is being [...]

For all of Deerhoof’s genre-bending and experimentation, their greatest moments occur when a genuine hook busts free of the sonic chaos. These moments, contrasted with [...]

Shapers recently released a brand new single on Whistler Records and toured out to the East Coast and back. As soon as they returned home, [...]

Prismo Perfect is a group from Brest, France that plays noisy lo-fi electronic pop along the vein of Waaves and Japandroids with hints of MGMT [...]

The world needs more bands like Japandroids.  While most new groups drop a debut and leave us salivating for what can be years, this Vancouver [...]

STNNNG don’t care whether you like them or not. After existing for seven years, playing more than 200 shows, releasing countless singles, two previous full-lengths, [...]

Amongst the commercialized Lollapalooza and the inflated Coachella, we need smaller, secluded festivals to keep us all grounded. Fun Fun Fun Fest gives Austin a more intimate, personalized, and risk-taking lineup in counterpart of Austin City Limits, featuring some of pop culture’s most surreal un-conventionalists like Yankovic, Gwar, and Suicidal Tendencies.

“Not In Love,” originally by the 1980s New Wave band Platinum Blonde, was covered by Crystal Castles for their latest album — and now they’ve [...]

With the addition of new drummer Kyle Mabson along with a new residency in Los Angeles, California, XBXRX are releasing a brand new 10-song seven-inch [...]

In 1977 Gary Wilson famously released a uniquely bizarre and personal album titled You Think You Really Know Me…, full of electro-funk, proto-new wave, noise collage, [...]

There are a lot of bands that write about suburbia, but few expose its corrupted underbelly as well as Deerhunter — which makes it all [...]

As the summer days die away, Verbicide Select Mixtape roars back to life with a seventh volume, now available for free download. We’ve got classic [...]

Beginning in 2005, Omar Afzaal conceived of House of Bread as a noise-pop solo project with the use of guitars pedals and a simple eight-track [...]

Beginning in 2005, Omar Afzaal conceived of House of Bread as a noise-pop solo project with the use of guitars pedals and a simple eight-track [...]

Lo-fi indie/noise-pop duo Sisters will release their debut record Ghost Fits on September 28, 2010 on Narnack Records. Sisters is Aaron Pfannebecker (vocals/guitar) and Matt Conboy (drums/keys). [...]