Bill Pearis

One of the most influential composers and lyricists in Broadway, Sondheim's credits include ‘West Side Story,‘ ‘Sweeney Todd,‘ ‘Sunday in the Park with George‘ and more.

This week in Indie Basement: Julie Doiron, The KVB, The Soundcarriers, a Jarvis Cocker remix album and a C86 sequel that looks at 1991.

Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood has had a very busy November, scored three films released this month. The last of those, Paul Thomas Anderson's 1970s coming-of-age film Licorice Pizza, starring Alana Haim, is out today.

UK group The Soundcarriers formed in Nottingham in the late 2000s with a sound that pulled from '60s French pop, Italian soundtracks, baroque psych, Brazilian pop, and other groovy subgenres...

Night 2 of LCD's Brooklyn Steel residency also got "Losing My Edge," "Yr City's a Sucker" and "Get Innocuous!"

As to what else Madi‘s got cooking, she'll be on tour with Waxahatchee in 2021, supporting this year‘s ‘History of a Feeling.‘

Elly Jackson tips a hat to Gang of Four‘s “He'd Send in the Army“ live performances in the video for La Roux‘s cover of “Damaged Goods.“

“Flames“ is the first taste of former Boo Radleys guitarist/songwriter Martin Carr‘s new album. He‘ll also be on tour with The Charlatans in the UK starting November 25.

Julie Doiron (Eric's Trip, Mount Eerie) will release ‘I Thought of You,‘ her first solo album in nine years, this week.

LCD's first show in three years featured lots of favorites, a few deep cuts that hadn't been played in a decade, and cover of songs by Spacemen 3 and Joy Division.