Marlon Williams

Listen to new songs by Lady Gaga, Drive-By Truckers, Hovvdy, Emily Yacina, DC Gore, Cola, Pink Mountaintops, Ataraxy, Michael Rault, and more…

This week’s Notable Releases include Camp Cope singer Georgia Maq’s debut solo album, Burial’s essential decade-ending comp, Courtney Barnett’s ‘MTV Unplugged’ album, and more.

Anyone who has seen Cut Worms live in the last year or so has probably heard this one, Max Clarke usually performs it solo, but this studio version is quite lovely, somewhere between an early Beatles ballad and the Everly Brothers. His debut LP is due later this year on Jagjaguwar.

This year’s fest includes headliners Fleet Foxes and The War on Drugs, plus performances by Grizzly Bear, Phoebe Bridgers, Dirty Projectors, John Grant, Kevin Morby, Alex Cameron, and Baxter Dury, among others.

Jack White, Queens of The Stone Age, and The National headline. It’s the first announced reunion date for The Distillers, and the lineup also includes David Byrne, Fleet Foxes, The War On Drugs, Courtney Barnett, and much more.

The 2018 SXSW Music Festival, which runs March 12 – 18 in Austin, TX, has announced the first round of showcasing artists, which includes The Wedding Present, Rich Chigga, Cut Worms, Shamir, Snail Mail, Totally Mild…

Newport Folk Festival continued Saturday with sets from Wilco, Jim James, Angel Olsen, Offa Rex, Grandma’s Hands Band, Nikki Lane, Marlon Williams, Mandolin Orange, J.P. Harris & Chance McCoy, Billy Brag & Joe Henry, Drive-By Truckers, The Avett Brothers, and more.

The Weather Station (aka Toronto’s Tamara Lindeman) will release a new self-titled album on October 6 via Paradise of Bachelors/Outside Music. On this record, she’s branching out from the folk of her previous albums. “I wanted to make a rock and roll record,” Lindeman says…

The lineup also includes Deer Tick, Ty Segall, Dungen, Jonathan Richman, Robyn Hitchock, Pinegrove, Xenia Rubinos, KING, and still much more.

Australian Polyvinyl-sgned artist who we’re excited about Julia Jacklin is set to return to North America this fall to open a tour for New Zealand’s Dead Oceans-signed Marlon Williams…