Andy Stott

The Austin festival, formerly Austin Terror Festival, will return for its second annual edition in June of 2023.

The Miami festival also features Tycho, The Marías, Homeshake, Shygirl, Andy Stott, Pink Siifu, Flume, Busta Rhymes, A.G. Cook, and more.

Saturday’s NYC-area shows include Destroyer, Nilüfer Yanya, Lingua Ignota, The Chats, The Slackers, and more.

The Austin festival (fka Austin Terror) is just over a week away from holding its first edition, and they've issued a new update including news about The Locust following the death of drummer Gabe Serbian, along with even more info.

Ho99o9, Grouper, Massacre, Cities Aviv, King Woman, Armand Hammer’s billy woods, HTRK, Full of Hell, and others have also been added to the Austin festival‘s 2022 edition.

Always one of the more unique End of Year lists, The Quietus' Albums of 2021 include everything from The Weather Station and Little Simz to Divide and Dissolve, Scotch Reflex, The Bug, At the Gates and more.

The 2022 edition of the festival, that was formerly known as Austin Terror Fest, also includes Blonde Redhead, The Locust, Autopsy, A Place to Bury Strangers, William Basinski, Zola Jesus, Lil Ugly Mane, Cave In, Armand Hammer ft. The Alchemist, and many more

Listen to new songs by Memoryhouse, Remember Sports, Rostam, Max Bloom (ex-Yuck), Andy Stott, Bowerbirds, A Certain Ratio, Body Meat, Craig Wedren, and more.

Listen to new songs by Alan Vega, Tune-Yards, Noctule (Svalbard), Lume, Floatie, Madi Diaz, Early Riser, Signals Midwest, Anna Fox Rochinski (Quilt), Camera2 (Ivy), and more...

"Here is a list of tracks and artists that I have been listening to a lot this year," says Martin. "Music is a healer - mentally at least. Thank you, Music!"