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Watch Toyah & Robert Fripp cover Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)”
Most of Toyah and Robert Fripp 's covers in their "Sunday Lunch" series tend to be decidedly "rock," this week they switch thing up with an atmospheric take on Eurythmics' 1982 synthpop classic...
These Arms Are Snakes launch Instagram, promise “big news”
Drummer Chris Common also posted ”I started playing again today after not 'seriously' playing for the better part of two years.”
The Strokes reopened Irving Plaza w/ John Mulaney, Maya Wiley, AOC & Dev Hynes (pics, vide…
Live music is officially back in NYC: The Strokes heralded its return, playing the first show at Irving Plaza on Saturday night (6/12) since the venue shut down for renovations pre-COVID, in 2019.
This Week’s Livestreams: Billie Eilish, SZA, Khruangbin, Arlo Parks, OMD, more
plus and more things to stream this week.
30 essential songs from the shoegaze / heavy crossover
Inspired by the release of Hum's first album in 22 years, we put together a list of 30 essential songs that occupy the middle ground between shoegaze and heavier music - a sound which has existed for decades but is now more prominent than ever.
The Mountain Goats touring in August & September (full band & John Darnielle Solo)
The Mountain Goats' new album, 'Dark in Here', is out June 25 via Merge.
18 New Metal & Hardcore Songs Out This Week
Listen to new songs from Deafheaven, Wolves In The Throne Room, Amenra, Times of Grace, DARE, Lantlôs, Filth Is Eternal, and more...
18 New Rap and R&B Songs Out This Week
Listen to new songs by Migos, Ransom, Bobby Sessions, Wiki, Megan Thee Stallion, Doja Cat, Declaime/Madlib, Tkay Maidza, Juicy J, Benny the Butcher, GoldLink, and more...
The Magnetic Fields reschedule tour, playing City Winery residencies
The “Quickies“ tour has The Magnetic Fields doing mini residencies in CIty Winery locations in Boston, Nashville, DC, NYC and more.
NYC’s vibrant early-’80s music scene celebrated at new MCNY exhibit
“New York, New Music 1980–1986“ features over 350 objects, including video footage, photography, show flyers and more from one of the most vital periods in NYC's music history.