What’s Going on Friday?
Today's NYC-area shows include Yo La Tengo, Jeff Tweedy, Charli XCX, Robert Glasper, Ziggy Marley, TOKiMONSTA, and more
Fred Thomas
Trans Lifeline benefit comp out now ft. Teenage Halloween (Breeders cover), Hit Like A Girl & more
It also features 2nd Grade (Joni Mitchell cover), Fred Thomas, Future Teens, Harmony Woods, Bellows, and much more...
mems of American Football, Pedro The Lion & 40+ other Polyvinyl musicians form one-off bands for new comp
'Exquisite Corpse' features one-of-a-kind collaborations featuring 47 members of the Polyvinyl family, including members of American Football, Rainer Maria, Pedro the Lion, The Get Up Kids, Beach Slang, Vivian Girls, Xiu Xiu, SSLYBY, and more.
22 New Songs Out Today
Listen to new songs by Buddy, Amanda Palmer, Haim, dvsn/Future, Foreseen, Pinegrove, Hannah Diamond, Charly Bliss, Maria McKee (Lone Justice) and more.
31 New Songs Out Today
Listen to new songs by War On Women, Lady Lamb, Hiss Golden Messenger, Avey Tare, Stella Donnelly, Lee "Scratch" Perry, All We Are & Alex Kapranos, Prins Thomas, Carly Rae Jepsen, and more.
Owen announces 2019 tour dates
Having spent a lot of time with the reunited American Football, frontman Mike Kinsella is now bringing his solo project Owen back to the Northeast...
59 songs we like from September 2018
Our September 2018 playlist includes new tracks by Brockhampton, Yves Tumor, Low, Julia Holter, Robyn, Noname, Joey Purp, Lana Del Rey, Cat Power, Yaeji, Little Simz, IDLES, Adrianne Lenker, Sandro Perri, and more.
Five Notable Releases of the Week (9/14)
This week's Notable Releases include Low's most experimental album yet, Noname's big leap of a sophomore LP, Fred Thomas' trilogy conclusion, and more.
34 New Songs Out Today
Listen to new songs by Echo & The Bunnymen, Jim James, mewithoutYou, Fred Thomas + Anna Burch, Kelela, Exploded View, John Prine, Joji, Jaakko Eino Kalevi, and more.
Fred Thomas shares song off ‘Aftering,’ touring w/ Anna Burch & Common Holly
Fred's new single is the over-eight-minute ”House Show, Late December,” which has him nearly in spoken word territory over an atmospheric backdrop that sounds a little like Slint.