Drab Majesty

Phoebe Bridgers, Alex G, Snail Mail & more are on the soundtrack to A24's 'I Saw the TV Glow' (watch the trailer)

Snail Mail’s Lindsay Jordan and Fred Durst have significant roles in the film, and Sloppy Jane/Phoebe Bridgers and King Woman perform in it. ‘I Saw the TV Glow’ is out May 3 via A24.

33 New Songs Out Today

Check out new songs and videos from Lana Del Ray, L.S. Dunes, Fever Ray, Justice, Caroline Polachek, Sam Evian, Slaughter Beach Dog, and more.

Ethan McCarthy (Primitive Man) lists his 12 favorite albums of 2023

Ethan’s list includes Khanate, Slowdive, Maxo, Body Void, and more…

David Castillo (Saint Vitus Bar, Confines) lists his favorite albums of 2023

Saint Vitus Bar co-owner/booker and musician (Confines, Primitive Weapons) David Castillo shares a list of his 40 favorite albums of the year

Slowdive plot US tour with Drab Majesty around 2024 Sick New World Fest

Slowdive will play cities they didn’t make it to on their 2023 tour, including three Texas shows, and TN’s The Caverns

Slowdive left Webster Hall spellbound at 2nd night with Drab Majesty (review, setlist, video)

Also: Watch Slowdive’s Rachel Goswell join Drab Majesty during their set for their duet “Vanity.”

Watch Slowdive play 1st of 2 Webster Hall shows with Drab Majesty (full video, setlist)

Slowdive’s two Webster Hall shows are sold out but you can watch full video of Night 1

What's Going on Tuesday?

Tuesday’s NYC-area shows include Mitski, Janelle Monae, Lost Girls, Max & Iggor Cavalera, Allison Russell, and more.

New Order, OMD, Bunnymen, X & more playing Darker Waves fest side shows in November

Huntington Beach, CA’s inaugural Darker Waves Festival happens November 18 with New Order, Tears for Fears, The B-52s, Echo & The Bunnymen, Devo, The Psychedelic Furs, The Human League, OMD, Violent Femmes, The Cardigans, X, and more

Indie Basement (8/25): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more

This week in Indie Basement: the return of Be Your Own Pet, plus Sonny & The Sunsets, Drab Majesty, Film School, The B-52s’ Cindy Wilson, snarky Seattle supergroup Who Is She?, and more.
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