Butch Vig

“A Thin Line“ is a vinyl only bonus track on their new double-LP edition of 2020‘s ‘Divine Accidents‘. 5 Billion in Diamonds are Garbage drummer and alt-rock producer Butch Vig, Bristol producer Andy Jenks, and DJ James Grillo.

”There were 'dream shanties,' gentler vocals, horror-inspired sounds, and other exciting new elements coming to mind,” guitarist/vocalist Brian Aubert says of the new Butch Vig-produced album.

The extended seven-minute trailer also features Tommy Lee, Mastodon's Troy Sanders, Butch Vig, Margaret Cho, Matt Pinfield, and more...

In honor of 'Nevermind' turning 30, we've ranked every song on the album from least great to most great.

Six-part series ‘ I Miss...'90s Indie‘ also features interviews with Carrie Brownstein, Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Stephin Merritt, Perfume Genius, Mary Timony, Bob Nastanovich, Britt Daniel, and more.

Divine Accidents is the band's second album and features guest appearances from members of The Ocean Blue, Temples, and more.

Voters included Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Stevie Nicks, John Cale, Wayne Coyne, Jimmy Cliff, Robert Smith, Waxahatchee, El-P, and over 300 others.

Sonic Youth put out 16 studio albums over the course of 27 years, all of it varying from good to some of the greatest rock music ever recorded. Here's a deep dive into all 16 of those albums...

When not busy with Garbage or producing other groups, Butch Vig spearheads 5 Billion in Diamonds, an electronic-tinged psych-rock supergroup that includes The Soundtrack of Our Lives' Ebbot Lundberg...

This edition of 'In Defense of the Genre' takes a look at the rich discography of AFI, a highly unique band who evolved in interesting ways and defied easy categorization for nearly three decades.