Japanese Breakfast

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...

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.

Bartees Strange's great debut album doesn't defy genre so much as it rejects the concept of it completely. It crosses barriers between indie/art rock, post-hardcore/emo, abrasive noise-rap, R&B, dance beats, bedroom folk, and more...

’Crying in H Mart,’ based on Michelle Zauner's 2018 New Yorker essay of the same name about family, food, and grief, is on the way.

plus Whitney, Jessy Lanza, Sylvan Esso, Japanese Breakfast, Courtney Marie Andrews, Weedeater, Beach House, Danny Brown, FKA twigs, Mitski, Run the Jewels, and more livestreams you can watch this week since there are no live concerts to attend.

This week's Notable Releases include Bill Callahan's quick and expertly executed followup to last year's double album, Bbymutha's new double album, Japanese Breakfast/Crying offshoot BUMPER's debut EP, and more...

”I knew that he was such a guitar wizard and his influences are super bizarre, in my world anyway. And I really appreciate that,” Michelle said of working with Ryan.

Japanese Breakfast did a special livestream on Thursday night to help support her crew while tours are all cancelled and postponed amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The livestream will help support Japanese Breakfast's crew while they're unable to tour.

”Take care of yourselves. Take care of each other. Hope to see you on the road,” Bright Eyes write.