Childbirth

Listen to new songs from Hatchie, Jake Xerxes Fussell, Phish's Trey Anastasio, Julia Shapiro (Chastity Belt), Inter Arma, Benny the Butcher/M.O.P., and more.

"While it’s easy to pile hate on someone like Rasmussen — and I would like to make it abundantly clear that her statements offend, confuse and disgust me, especially coming from another woman — there’s something else I find even more offensive, confusing and completely disgusting: the sheer amount of gendered violence and misogyny that is being hurled at her."

From Brian Wilson to Beech Creeps, from Wolf Parade to Cut Worms, it's our picks for don't-miss shows at Northside 2016.

The fourth and final day of our four days in the Gorge, in photos. Also check out. day one pics HERE. Day two HERE. Day three HERE.

Seattle funny punk supergroup Childbirth (members of Tacocat, Chastity Belt, and Pony Time) announced earlier this year that they'd be playing their first NYC show at Baby's All Right on June 10 with Colleen Green and Diet Cig as part of this year's this year's Northside Festival...

Seattle's funny punk rock supergroup Childbirth (members of Tacocat, Chastity Belt and Pony Time) will play their first-ever NYC show as part of the 2016 Northside Festival, performing with Colleen Green and Diet Cig at Baby's All Right on June 10...

Lisa Prank is the lo-fi pop punk solo project of Seattle's Robin Edwards, who performs live with a guitar and drum machine. She reminds me a lot of Colleen Green (who she's shared the stage with), who also used to perform the same way (but she has a band these days), and who also has a raw, updated take on the genre's glory days. Both have done lo-fi, drum-machine-backed covers of early blink-182...

The Brooklyn multi-venue festival pulls in some big, big headliners this year.

Childbirth's 2014 song "I Only Fucked You As a Joke" (from their self-titled tape) was a hilariously mean shoutalong insta-classic. The band, made up of Julia Shapiro (Chastity Belt), Bree McKenna (Tacocat) and Stacy Peck (Pony Time), return with their second album, Women's Rights, which is out today via Suicide Squeeze...

and Bill Pearis We love year-end lists -- reading them, making them, arguing about them. BrooklynVegan editors Andrew Sacher and Bill Pearis have once again figured out their favorite albums of the year which you can check out, with commentary, below...