Allison Crutchfield

Swearin's Allison Crutchfield joined Superchunk for the Encore, and her sister Katie of Waxahatchee joined for Superchunk's Erasure.

Cayetana released their sophomore album New Kind of Normal this year, and we asked singer/guitarist Augusta Koch what her favorite music of the year was. She replied saying that since she's always been a huge lyric person, she decided to make a list of her favorite lyrics and songs of the year...

Waxahatchee recorded most of the album live with legendary indie rock producer John Agnello (Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr), with main member Katie Crutchfield joined by her twin sister (and Merge labelmate) Allison Crutchfield, Katherine Simonetti, Ashley Arnwine, and Katie Harkin (of Sky Larkin and a touring member of Sleater-Kinney).

New York Magazine's annual pop culture festival comes to NYC on May 20 & 21.

After BrooklynVegan / Sound on Sound-presented Lost Weekend continued on Friday (3/17) at Cheer Up Charlies in Austin, where SXSW is in full swing. Minus the Bear, Trail of Dead, PWR BTTM, Joan of Arc, Allison Crutchfield & more played...

This week's show features tracks by Vagabon, PJ Harvey, Alex Lahey, Girlpool, Frankie Rose, Downtown Boys, Sleater-Kinney, Priests, St. Vincent, Angel Olsen and more.

If the snow is not stopping you from getting to Austin this week, RSVP now for the FREE BrooklynVegan / Sound on Sound SXSW parties at Cheer Up Charlies. Here are the set times:

The 2017 Savannah Stopover happened in the titular Georgia city over the weekend (March 9 - 10) where over 80 artists on their way to SXSW played across 16 venues in Savannah's Historic District.

The lineups also include Downtown Boys, PWR BTTM, Trail of Dead, Girlpool, Cherry Glazerr, Robyn Hitchcock, Dave Monks (of Tokyo Police Club), Dams of the West (Vampire Weekend), Hurray for the Riff Raff, Vagabon, Jay Som, Allison Crutchfield, and lots more.

Now in its seventh year, the Savannah Stopover has been offering music fans and artists a taste of SXSW but at a more civilized pace. Over the course of three days, over 80 bands will play at a dozen or so Savannah venues all of which are within walking distance of each other. Check out who we recommend...