Juliana Hatfield

”I feel weird, I feel like I’m dreaming my life and that I am going to wake up some day.” Juliana’s new album is out in January.

A guide to the many, many mostly musical happenings around NYC during this New Year’s Eve weekend.

It’s from a re-imagined version of Tracy Bonham’s 1996 debut album, which also has new collaborations with Tanya Donelly (Throwing Muses, Belly, The Breeders), Kathryn Calder (The New Pornographers), Kay Hanley (Letters to Cleo), and more.

The video is for “Revelations / Thirteen,” an original song that segues into a partial Big Star cover and is about a breakup that took place at the now-closed Angelica Kitchen.

In the world of traditional “indie rock”, this year has already been pretty rewarding, musically speaking. Here’s almost 30 more mostly-established indie rock artists we love that are releasing — or probably releasing — albums before 2018 gets here…

While some of the record is bound to be vitriol-filled, “Impossible Song” imagines a world of harmony. “What if we tried to get along?”

Juliana Hatfield will release new album Pussycat on April 28 via American Laundromat. Hatfield says the new album was written as a reaction to the 2016 election. “All of these songs just started pouring out of me,” Hatfield says. “I felt an urgency to record them, to get them down, and get them out there.”

This week’s show included songs from Ride, Spoon, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Dirty Projectors, Mac DeMarco, Real Estate, Ryan Adams, a tribute to Kurt Cobain, and more.

Her tour schedule includes a sold-out ACLU benefit in Boston with Nada Surf, Belly, Evan Dando, Bill Janovitz (Buffalo Tom), and Gravel Pit.

From Death By Audio to Home Box Office, from ‘Gilmore Girls’ to ‘Game of Thrones,’ here are some indie rock musicians who showed up in popular TV shows.