LA Dispute

A new musicians' union, the Union of Musicians and Allied Workers, has formed, and its first objective is to seek aid for musicians affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

The project is described as ”a free resource that provides creatives (and fans in general) with access to digital assets to spark creativity and inspire digital collaboration, all while still practicing responsible social distancing and helping to flatten the curve.”

We asked Chris what music he's been listening to in self-isolation to get him through these crazy times, and -- naturally -- he made a list of the music he'll be listening to each day until his birthday.

Jeremy's list includes Bad Books, La Dispute, Better Oblivion Community Center, Angel Olsen, Big Thief, The National, Leonard Cohen, and more...

La Dispute's entire discography is also up for pay-what-you-want downloads for Christmas, with proceeds going to charity.

The decade's best punk, emo, hardcore, post-hardcore, screamo, and more, from Foxing to White Lung to Touché Amoré to Joyce Manor to Julien Baker to Camp Cope, and beyond...

”10 years already of shared history with Touche Amore Floors, a van, highways on 2 continents, a record, too many good memories to count. Honored/thrilled to add 21 more stages to that list,” La Dispute writes...

This week's Notable Releases include La Dispute's post-rocky fourth LP, American Football's bold push forward, Nilufer Yanya's jazzy pop debut, Christian Scott's Afrobeat-inspired LP, and more.

Check out new songs (and some album streams) by La Dispute, Nilufer Yanya, Lucero, The Caretaker, J Balvin & Sean Paul, Foodman, and more.

We spoke to Rich Balling about the rarity of the band's touring, the guests for this tour, the possibility of new music or another live film, the carefully selected openers, and more.