Stephen Malkmus

Our March 2020 playlist includes songs by Jarvis Cocker, Run The Jewels, Yves Tumor, Lingua Ignota, Code Orange, Paul Banks’ new band Muzz, Woods, Bright Eyes, Ben Gibbard, Porridge Radio, and more.

Here’s weekly column Indie Basement’s favorite records from the first three months of 2020.

With so many people stuck at home and major album releases getting delayed, we need new music now more than ever, so here are 25 albums already released this year that we love.

Today’s picks for amazing live videos to watch while there are no actual shows to attend include The Ramones in 1978, Pavement in 1994, Broken Social Scene in 2004, early Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and more…

Mick’s playlist leans heavily on the atmospheric, ethereal side, with a lot of post-rock, electronic, and ambient music…

”For the moment, we are working from home on the planning and organisation of this year’s editions of Primavera Sound Barcelona and NOS Primavera Sound Porto. But we are also studying other possibilities so that the festival can be held this year.” – Primavera organizers.

Stephen Malkmus’ new album Traditional Techniques is largely acoustic and heavily indebted to ’60s/’70s weirdo folk. How indebted? We talked with Steve about 10 records that influenced his new album…

This week in the Basement: reviews of new albums from Stephen Malkmus, Cornershop, Honey Harper, Luke Haines & Peter Buck, and P.E. (Pill + Eaters).

This week’s Notable Releases include Megan Thee Stallion’s highly-anticipated ‘Suga,’ Nadia Reid’s string-laden LP3, U.S. Girls’ ambitious new album, Stephen Malkmus, My Dying Bride, and more…

Stephen Malkmus’ new “stoner folk” album Traditional Techniques is out this week.