Kat Von D just released ‘I Am Nothing’, the second track from her forthcoming debut album, ‘Love Made Me Do It’, due August 27th and available for pre-order now. The pre-order of ‘Love Made Me Do It’ includes limited edition signed red vinyl, red cassettes, CD digipack, hoodies with Kat’s signature star face tattoos on the hood, custom sketchbooks, and more. Other… Keep Reading
Yesterday, CHVRCHES announced their fourth studio album Screen Violence arriving later this summer, alongside releasing the second single, “How Not To Drown,” featuring cultural icon, Robert Smith, of The Cure fame. They also announced they are returning to the stage with an extensive North American tour this Fall, with a date in San Francisco at the Bill… Keep Reading
Did you know KISS co-founder & frontman, Paul Stanley, had a soul band? Yeah, neither did we. Well, it’s called Soul Station and they just released the official video performance today of their newest track, “I, Oh I”. Check it out below. It’s the first original song to be released from the band’s forthcoming album Now and Then, out… Keep Reading
To celebrate the release of the 20th-anniversary multi-format edition reissue of U2’s album All That You Can’t Leave Behind, fans can watch Live In Boston – the concert film capturing the band’s June 2001 Elevation Tour performance via live stream here. Tune in at 11:00 am PT / 2:00 pm ET today to catch the film plus a Q&A with Adam Clayton… Keep Reading
Nelly Furtado first appeared on the scene with her debut release of Whoa, Nelly! on Oct. 24, 2000. At the time, she signaled a new era by coupling her multicultural musical heritage with an unabashed willingness to write songs about her strengths and vulnerabilities. On Oct. 23, Dreamworks/UMe celebrates the 20th anniversary of the RIAA-certified double-platinum album with… Keep Reading
Tom Petty’s final project, the long-awaited Wildflowers & All The Rest, is out today. Wildflowers was originally envisioned as a double album in 1994 but Tom’s label encouraged he hold back the second half of the project. Tom waited decades to share the second disc of his masterpiece with fans—a collection he named All The Rest. The Wildflowers sessions were a… Keep Reading
Over the course of his extensive career, French musician Yann Tiersen has just about done it all. He has nearly 10 studio albums to his credit, a couple of singles and EPs, two DVDs, and an impressive roster of collaborations. You’ll probably know him best as the man behind the haunting, playful, feather-light yet substantial… Keep Reading
On Nov. 9, English rock band and what-the-hell-was-that specialists Muse released Simulation Theory, their eighth studio album, and the record is an extraordinary sound. Muse has always been a weird, and often beautiful, proposition: a big-riffed bunch of space opera specialists who hit greatness early in their career (you won’t find many third albums as… Keep Reading
The Joy Formidable have quietly been building a reputation since their first release almost a decade ago, 2009’s A Balloon Called Moaning EP. Hailing from the small town of Mold (really) in North Wales, they brought their combination of blues-driven, straight-from-the-gut and off-kilter indie rock to SF’s The Independent on Friday. The show was scheduled… Keep Reading
mewithoutYou. They might seem beset by the most hipsterish of affectations – yes, the capitalization is precise, yes, they really do eschew melody for a sort of mad free-associative sprint around the dictionary, and yes, their new album really is called [Untitled] (crucially contrasted with a limited release of the same tracks, an EP called… Keep Reading
