Bill Pearis

This week in Indie Basement: Wand's Cory Hanson goes solo, Jarvis Cocker and LA's Automatic make remix albums, Hooverphonic reissue their debut album, and The Catenary Wires (ex Heavenly) announce their third LP.

Frontman Vincent Cacchione calls ‘Underneath The Spell' Caged Animals‘ "first genuinely 'band' album which we managed to complete during the least band-friendly moment."

Who will win the Most Gravelly Voice prize? It's from Moby's upcoming orchestral album, ‘Reprise.‘

Benedict Cumberbatch plays Lisa‘s imaginary friend, “a depressed British singer from the 1980s,“ in Sunday‘s episode which is titled “Panic on the Streets of Springfield.“ The songs in the episode were co-written by Bret McKenzie of Flight of the Conchords.

Rusty wrote Poco‘s biggest hit, “Crazy Love,“ and his pedal steel was intrinsic to their country rock sound.

The Living, the early-’80s Seattle punk band that featured Duff McKagan and Greg Gilmore before they respectively joined Guns N' Roses and Mother Love Bone, release their lost debut album this week.

“I feel it’s some of my best work and I’m gassed for you all to hear it,“ says Daniel. The album's out in June via Phantasy + Mute.

The very cool video for ”Force Majeure” was filmed at Istanbul's Bosphorus cymbal factory.

Swedish singer and guitarist José González is an accomplished songwriter but he's equally known for reworking other artists' songs in his delicately finger-picked, hushed but emotive singing style. From Joy Division to Massive Attack, here are six of his best.

John Andrews, who's played in Quilt, Woods, Hand Habits and more, will release his third record with The Yawns in May via Woodsist and just shared new single “River of Doubt.“