Laura Kennedy, the original bassist and co-founder of post-punk band Bush Tetras, died on Monday, November 14th due to complications from Hepatitis C. Kennedy was [...]

This week, The Raincoats are not reissuing their sophomore album Odyshape via their label We Three, and also coming to North America to play six rare shows [...]

Photographer Pat Graham will be releasing a new photo book next month via Chronicle Books. Entitled Instrument, the book will focus on the relationship between musicians [...]

Mekons have announced their return by unveiling the tracklisting, cover art, and release date for their 26th album, Ancient & Modern. This new record will [...]

Verbicide shines the light on The Oddfaces from Los Angeles, CA.

Gang Of Four will be releasing their first new material in 16 years on January 25th: c o n t e n t. NPR will stream [...]

Certain individual musicians seem to embody the true spirit of the music they play. By any definition, Mike Watt fits that bill. From his early [...]

My Heart to Joy is a band that everyone should have on his or her radar.  Playing a melodic and hook-laden blend of post-punk and [...]

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.

Terribly sad news: Arianna Foster, aka Ari Up, front woman of England punk group The Slits, has died at age 48. The news was posted on the website [...]

Gang Of Four are set to release their seventh studio album since debuting with 1979′s Entertainment!. Content will be released on January 25, 2011 on [...]

The enigmatic Marmoset is back and weirder than ever! Utilizing their signature blend of minimal post-punk, Marmoset have crafted a brand new single and B-side: [...]

As I was too young to have witnessed Devo perform during their late-’70s/early-’80s heyday, I spent more than a bit of time looking up vintage live footage of them on YouTube. Back then they were over the top with energy — subversive, snarky, low-budget, maybe even a little innocent. What could one expect in 2010?

Rooms are pretty difficult to get excited about. They’re yet another entry in a disconcertingly long list of post-punk upstarts who (probably after seeing the [...]

The Dont’s third record, Those Delicate Chemicals, encompasses the band’s blend of ’80s/’90s post-punked heyday with nods to the Fall, Replacements and Talking Heads — but ultimately [...]