Jorge Elbrecht

7 New Songs Out Today

Listen to new songs from Bombay Bicycle Club, Pet Shop Boys, Great American Ghost, Wild Nothing, White Horses (ft. Gruff Rhys), a new Dillinger Escape Plan offshoot, and more.

24 New Songs Out Today

Listen to new songs by Wu-Tang, Keep Shelly in Athens, Stef Chura & Car Seat Headrest, Earth, Jarvis Cocker, Aminé, Shannon Lay, Younghusband, The Rubinoos, and more.

What's going on Saturday?

Tonight’s shows include Interpol/Car Seat Headrest/Snail Mail, Cherry Glazerr, Owen, Beirut, Thundercat, Deerhoof, Joe Jackson and more.

Tamaryn preps new 'Dreaming in the Dark' (listen to "Fits of Rage")

Tamaryn is back with ’Dreaming in the Dark,’ her first album in four years, which will be out March 22…

What's going on Tuesday?

St. Vincent & Doveman, Pixies, Young Fathers, Jorge Elbrecht, and more Tuesday show options.

Tim Koh of Ariel Pink's band suffers ruptured stomach ulcer (GoFundMe for medical bills)

“Yesterday on our way to play our last show of the Ariel Pink tour, Tim Koh suffered a ruptured stomach ulcer which resulted in a seizure on the plane. The plane was forced to make an emergency landing in Rhodes, Greece to rush Tim to immediate medical attention…”

Bill's Indie Basement (7/13): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more

This week: mutant punks The Intelligence, Melbourne, Australia’s Terry, a new EP from Jorge Elbrecht (Violens, Lansing-Dreiden), Jane Church (ex-Spires), and Ben Stiller’s high school post-punk band (not a joke).

Wild Nothing announce new LP and tour (listen to "Letting Go")

This one sounds like a return to the wistful pop of ’Gemini.’

Gang Gang Dance announce new LP & Brooklyn release show (listen to "Lotus")

Having played a couple out-of-hibernation shows in NYC last year, Gang Gang Dance are now officially back and will release new album Kazuashita which will be released on June 22 via 4AD.

Bill’s Indie Basement (12/15): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more

This week: a premiere from Jorge Elbrecht, the man behind Lansing-Dreiden and Violens, the return of Total Control, long-awaited Brainiac vinyl reissues, new Melbourne band RVG, and a look back at Carl Newman’s pre-New Pornographer’s past.
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