Formed in 1978, The Cure quickly rose from the English post-punk scene to become one of the world’s most influential and beloved bands. Songs of a Lost World marks The Cure’s first album in 16 years, bringing fans a long-awaited continuation of their iconic work. It’s hard not to hype this release, especially given the…
The Belair Lip Bombs are an indie band from Naarm/Melbourne, led by frontwoman Maisie Everett (vocals, guitar, keys) alongside Mike Bradvica (guitar), Liam De Bruin (drums), and Jimmy Droughton (bass). Over the past few years, they’ve steadily built their presence, performing live across Australia and making appearances at SXSW and BBC 6 Music. These efforts…
2nd Grade is the creative vehicle of songwriter Peter Gill. Since its inception, the project has been defined by short, catchy power-pop tracks that fuse nostalgia with an experimental edge. Scheduled Explosions is Gill’s most ambitious release to date, expanding his vision across 23 tracks that feel both intimate and chaotic. Home-recorded with engineer Lucas…
The Linda Lindas burst onto the scene in 2021 with a viral performance at the Los Angeles Public Library, captivating the world with their powerful song, “Racist, Sexist Boy”. The band, made up of four young musicians — Lucia and Mila de la Garza, Eloise Wong, and Bela Salazar — channels youthful energy and a…
Ulna is the project of Adam Schubert, a notable figure in the DIY music scene. He also plays guitar in Bnny alongside his wife, Alexa Viscius. Personally, Schubert has moved from a rebellious youth to a sober, reflective artist, a transformation that shines through on Gazebo, his second record as Ulna. The album represents the…
Merce Lemon is a Pittsburgh-based artist whose musical journey has been shaped by the community and culture of her hometown. Growing up in a creative family and surrounded by a supportive music scene, Merce has been part of local shows for years, often performing with her parents’ friends and, at times, alongside her father and…
Formed in 2021, Louse have established themselves within the new-wave punk scene. The group consists of Sam Souders on vocals, guitar, and keys; Danny Lovell on bass; Connor Simpson on guitar; Max Enslen on keys; and Bradley Kennedy on drums. Together, they created a project that evokes a mix of nostalgic and experimental tendencies. Passions…
Andrew Bird’s long solo career has established him as a dependable singer-songwriter who consistently releases high-quality, idiosyncratic chamber-pop and indie folk-rock. It can be easy to forget, though, that he got his start in the mid-90s as a member of swing-revival act Squirrel Nut Zippers, and his early albums with solo project Bowl of Fire…
Nada Surf was formed in New York City in 1992 by Matthew Caws, Daniel Lorca, and Ira Elliot. Their debut single, The Plan/Telescope, was released in 1994, and they quickly gained attention with their first full-length album, High/Low, in 1996, produced by Ric Ocasek of The Cars. Their single “Popular” became a breakout hit, propelling…
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, formed in 1983, have been a staple of the alternative rock scene for decades, known for their intense and evocative music. Over the years, they’ve explored various sonic landscapes, from the raw energy of their early work to more introspective and atmospheric albums like The Boatman’s Call and Ghosteen….
