Xiu Xiu

Listen to new songs by Cloud Nothings, Girlpool, The Bangles covering The Three O’Clock, Yoko Ono covering John Lennon, SASAMI, Deer Tick, The Free Nationals/Daniel Caesar/Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and more.

Like they’ve done in Brooklyn for several years, Atlas Obscura took over Chicago’s Victorian-era Graceland Cemetery on Saturday (9/22) for an immersive night of music, performance art, and chills, ‘Into the Veil.’

A whole bunch of cool musicians are coming together to perform David Bowie’s ”Berlin Trilogy” (aka 1977’s ’Low’ and ’Heroes’ and 1979’s ’Lodger’, all of which he made in Berlin with Brian Eno and Tony Visconti) at three free shows in NYC…

Our April playlist includes new tracks by Jenny Hval, Janelle Monae, Let’s Eat Grandma, Sloan, Melody’s Echo Chamber, Lord Huron, Sleep, Courtney Barnett, Deafheaven, and more.

John Cameron Mitchell directed and co-wrote the film adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s short story, and you can listen to a song from its soundtrack featuring Mitksi and Xiu Xiu now.

Jamie Stewart will be going on a solo Xiu Xiu tour this spring, including U.S. shows in the South ahead of European dates. Upon his return, Xiu Xiu will play a special show at NYC’s Guggenheim Museum on May 8 titled “Deforms the Unborn” as part of Danh Vo: Take My Breath Away exhibit…

Beijing post-punks Re-TROS have been making a racket since 2004, and are set to release their new album, Before The Applause, on September 22…

Xiu Xiu, who released FORGET earlier this year, has just announced a late summer tour…

Sacred Bones 10th Anniversary show for Red Bull Music Academy featured performances from Zola Jesus, Blanck Mass, Jenny Hval, The Men, Moon Duo with Jim Jarmusch, Psychic Ills, Marissa Nadler, Uniform, and Genesis Breyer P-Orridge and Edley O’Dowd. The label is putting on another 10th anniversary showcase as part of Northside Fest.

Xiu Xiu have been very busy in the last year, having released an album of covers of Twin Peaks soundtrack music, the worthy new LP ‘FORGET,’ and, most recently, an interpretation of Mozart’s “Turkish March.” Their current tour brought them to Brooklyn Bazaar