Hooray for Earth

Former Hooray for Earth frontman Noel Heroux, will release his first album as Mass Gothic via Sub Pop on February 5. Noel produced the album himself and it was mixed by Chris Coady (Beach House, TV on the Radio)...

Noel Heroux quietly put his band Hooray for Earth to bed (as in, to sleep with fishes) at the end of last year and is now making music under the name Mass Gothic...

Having made music with her sister Cristi Jo as Zambri since 2008, Jessica Zambri is currently focusing on her solo project, Solvey, and will release her debut album on August 21 via Killer Wail Records...

"It is still tough to play it cool when a crowd goes as nuts as you guys did @glasslands last night. Thank you for an amazing show." - @CYMBLS_EAT_GTRS Cymbals Eat Guitars @ Glasslands 12/30/2014 Cymbals Eat Guitars headlined Glasslands' penultimate night (12/30) on Kent Avenue last night, and the venue was as packed as I've ever seen it...

intro Grooms @ Death by Audio's final show (more by PSquared) Grooms' last live show, the final night of Death by Audio, was a little hard to get into...

Cymbals Eat Guitars at Bowery Ballroom in September (more by PSquared) Cymbals Eat Guitars put out their great third record, LOSE, earlier this year, which is starting to land on year-end lists like Jeff Rosenstock's...

TPOBPAH @ Bowery Ballroom in May (more by Amanda Hatfield) The Pains of Being Pure at Heart are currently on tour with The New Pornographers, and both bands hit NYC's Hammerstein Ballroom on November 17 (tickets)...

Matt Sharp's post-Weezer band The Rentals are releasing their first new album in 15 years next week (8/26) via Polyvinyl, and are now streaming it in full on Pitchfork...

The Great Void is the moniker of Brooklyn musician Josh Ascalon, who has some pretty talented friends in the area such as Twin Shadow, Autre Ne Veut, Hooray for Earth, Chrome Canyon and members of Neon Indian, all of whom appear on his upcoming album...

Hooray for Earth will release their new album, Racy, via Dovecote on July 29. Produced by Chris Coady (Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Grizzly Bear, Beach House), the album's first single is the anthemic "Keys" which you can stream below...