John Grant

This week in the Basement: reviews of new albums from A Girl Called Eddy, Holy Fuck, The Chap and Whyte Horses, plus the deluxe 30th anniversary edition of Pale Saints' The Comforts of Madness.

Yann Tiersen's second new album of 2019 also features Gruff Rhys, John Grant, and Stephen O’Malley.

Manchester UK collective Whyte Horses, a band of sorts that mix various strains of '60s psych and French pop, exotica, krautrock, glam and more into one groovy sound. You can listen to two songs off 'Hard Times' now.

Iceland Airwaves music festival has been around since 1999, offering a showcase for new music, both Icelandic and international, in a very unique setting. The 2019 edition is no different, offering up over 130 artists from 20 countries, playing at venues in downtown Reykjavík from November 6-9.…

The 2019 edition of Iceland Airwaves takes place November 6 - 9 in Reykjavík at venues all over the downtown area. This year's lineup features over 130 artists from 20 countries, including Mac DeMarco, Whitney, Of Monsters & Men, John Grant, Shame, Booka Shade, Orville Peck, Madame Ga…

London's All Points East festival happens across two weekend this spring in London's Victoria Park and includes The Strokes, Chemical Brothers, Bon Iver, Christine and the Queens, James Blake, The Raconteurs, Jarvis Cocker, Mac DeMarco and more.

It's been three years since John Grant toured North America (he lives in Iceland these days), so it was a welcome return on Friday when he stopped in Brooklyn to play Warsaw -- his biggest NYC headlining show to date.

It’s an ”evening of unity and love” that's a direct reaction to the anti-semitic graffiti found at Murmmr (which is part of the Union Temple synagogue) before an Ilana Glazer event earlier this month.

Their #1 pick may surprise you.

Always first out of the gate at end-of-year list season, Rough Trade Shops has just released its Best Albums of 2018 list...