Death Valley Girls share new single “It’s All Really Kind of Amazing,” touring with Trail …
Death Valley Girls released the terrific ‘Under the Spell of Joy‘ in April and they're already back with a new single
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Psycho Las Vegas: 11 reasons to go to the stacked heavy music fest (updated 2021 lineup in…
After a few roadblocks, Psycho Las Vegas officially returns this month with new additions Mastodon, Knocked Loose, Vio-lence, Goatwhore, and Mutoid Man. Here are 11 reasons worth attending...
Death Valley Girls share “Little Things” video, tell us about the influences behind ‘Under…
Death Valley Girls‘ influences list includes Hawkwind, Ronnie Spector, Sun Ra, and more.
Death Cab for Cutie covering REM, NMH & more for Georgia Senate benefit EP
Proceeds from ’The Georgia EP’ go to Stacey Abrams' Fair Fight initiative. A new livestream festival supports the cause too.
Halloween livestreams – a guide to the spooky virtual concerts you can watch this weekend
Teenage Halloween, GWAR, Code Orange, Mr. Bungle, The Fest, The Distillers, Puscifer, Nothing/Full of Hell, Rolling Loud, The Wonder Years (as blink-182), The Skatalites, World/Inferno, Rocky Horror, Grateful Dead, and much more...
This Week’s Livestreams (Elton John, GWAR, Mr. Bungle, Grateful Dead, Phish, more)
Plus Jason Isbell, Bright Eyes, Kathleen Hanna, Angel Olsen, Animal Collective, Puscifer, The Lemonheads, H.E.R., Bartees Strange, Japanese Breakfast, Phoebe Bridgers, Nothing, Teenage Halloween, and more livestreams you can watch this week since there are no live concerts to attend.
This Week’s Livestreams (Nick Cave, Fiona Apple, Future Islands, Muse, more)
Plus Chris Rock, Steve Martin, Trey Anastasio, Rufus Wainwright, Andrew Bird, Jerry Seinfeld, Kevin Morby, The Wedding Present, Patti Smith, Eddie Vedder, IDLES, Ludacris, and more livestreams you can watch this week since there are no live concerts to attend.
Indie Basement (10/2): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more
This week in Indie Basement: new albums from Death Valley Girls, Working Men's Club and Roisin Murphy, plus reissues from New Order, Slowdive and XTC.
Death Valley Girls are ‘Under the Spell of Joy’ on new LP (listen to the title track)
Death Valley Girls describe their new album as "a space-gospel record." Under the Spell of Joy is out in October.
Today’s Livestreams (The Who, Hot Chip, Frances Quinlan, Questlove, more)
plus more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.