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Protomartyr's Joe Casey tells us about his Top 11 Albums of 2023

Protomartyr released their great album ‘Formal Growth in the Desert’ this year, and Joe’s list includes Lankum, Lewsberg, Tyvek and more.

Speedy Ortiz's Sadie Dupuis tells us about her favorite albums of 2023

Sadie’s picks include Sweeping Promises, Yves Tumor, Snõõper, and more.

Indie Basement (4/14): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more

This week in Indie Basement: reviews of new releases from Pynch, audiobooks, Cindy, Nicole Yun (Eternal Summers), John Vanderslice, The Hidden Cameras, and more

Terry announce fourth album, share "Gronks"

‘Call Me Terry‘ will be out April 14 via Upset the Rhythm

58 songs we like from May 2019

Our May 2019 playlist includes tracks by Sleater-Kinney, Jarvis Cocker, Vampire Weekend, Tyler the Creator, Holly Herndon, Flying Lotus ft. Solange, Big Thief, Rosalía, Hot Chip, and more.

Bill's Indie Basement (5/24): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more

This week in the Basement: reviews of new albums by Cate Le Bon and The Intelligence, plus new singles from Paris’ Halo Maud, Manchester’s Proto Idiot and Melbourne’s Terry.

Fred Pessaro's favorite albums of 2018

Former BrooklynVegan/Invisible Oranges editor and current BV contributor Fred Pessaro’s favorites of 2018, from punk and metal to ambient, pop, jazz, hip hop, and beyond.

Bill's Indie Basement (8/10): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more

This week: Manchester/Factory Records vets A Certain Ratio return with their first single in 10 years; sparkling, crunchy power-pop from New Zealand’s The Beths; more new music from Australian band Terry’s forthcoming third album; and great new albums from Seattle bands The Purrs and Wimps.

Bill's Indie Basement (7/13): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more

This week: mutant punks The Intelligence, Melbourne, Australia’s Terry, a new EP from Jorge Elbrecht (Violens, Lansing-Dreiden), Jane Church (ex-Spires), and Ben Stiller’s high school post-punk band (not a joke).

Protomartyr's Joe Casey talks year-end lists, and offers up one of his own

“I’m always stupefied when year-end list time rolls around. Especially when I see folks post shit like their ‘100 favorite albums of the year.’ That means a single person somehow consumed and critically thought of well over a hundred albums and some how figured out how to rank them. That would be like ranking all the meals for the year, sunrises, or bowel movements. Utter insanity.” – Protomartyr’s Joe Casey.
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