Super Furry Animals

”From the Basement” was a live performance web series created by producer Nigel Godrich that ran from 2006 to 2009 and featured not just Radiohead, but also Sonic Youth, Iggy Pop, PJ Harvey, Sparks, Beck, Laura Marling, Jarvis Cocker, The Fall, Fleet Foxes...

Today's picks for live videos to watch while you're home and every show is cancelled include Spiritualized on the 107th floor of the World Trade Center in 1998, Soundgarden in 1988, Mudhoney in 1988, and more.

From Radiohead to Broadcast and beyond, here's Indie Basement's list of Y2K faves.

From Pavement to Pulp, from Oasis to R.E.M., from Frank Sidebottom to The Brian Jonestown Massacre, here are a dozen docs to stream right now.

Jarvis and Gruff Rhys cover Lee Hazlewood, Julie Byrne covers Nico, plus performances from Marcos Valle, The Free Design's Sandy Dedrick, folk great Michael Chapman and more.

The Charlatans' Tim Burgess has announced more interactive album listening parties, featuring Lloyd Cole, Billy Bragg, Oasis, The Style Council, Beta Band, Supergrass and more.

The Charlatans' Tim Burgess is organizing online interactive listening parties of classic UK Britpop, shoegaze and alternative albums, via Twitter, all hosted by members of the bands.

This week in Indie Basement: a review of Destroyer's 'Have We Met,' plus reissues from Cocteau Twins and Happy Mondays, and Super Furry Animals offshoot Das Koolies.

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.

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.