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This week in Indie Basement: reviews of new albums by John Cale, Guided by Voices, Ladytron, The Murder Capital, Blur drummer David Rowntree, The Bad Ends (ft R.E.M.'s Bill Berry), The C.I.A. (Denée & Ty Segall), and more.

Saturday’s NYC-area shows include The Smile, LCD Soundsystem, Saetia, Jockstrap, Fennesz, Drugdealer, Oceanator, Tei Shi, and more.

Kimbra's fourth studio album, 'A Reckoning,' is due in early 2023.

John Cale‘s first album in a decade also features contributions from Animal Collective, Sylvan Esso, Laurel Halo, Tei Shi, Actress, and Fat White Family.

Listen to new songs by Tei Shi, Sarah Mary Chadwick, Whitmer Thomas, Horse Lords, Theon Cross, Gramme, Hagop Tchaparian (Four Tet Remix), Palette Knife, and more...

Today's picks for live videos to watch while you're home and every show is cancelled include The Chameleons in 1984, Soft Cell during their 2002 reunion, The Sound in 1984, Kate Tempest performing 'Let Them Eat Chaos' and more.

Listen to new songs by Headie One, Westerman, A.A. Williams (Deftones cover), Sam Prekop, Paul Weller, Charli XCX, Jessie Ware, Jacknife Lee (ft Beth Ditto), and more.

Dev Hynes has announced a short Blood Orange tour for March 2020, which kicks off at Florida's Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival and then hits Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, DC, and finally a big NYC show at Radio City Music Hall...

A gothy torch song, the video was directed by Lawrence's partner, Floria Sigismondi, using wooden puppets to beautiful, creepy effect.

The annual Raleigh, NC music festival also includes Angel Olsen, Big Boi, Margo Price, Afghan Whigs, The Make-Up, Mary Timony Plays Helium, and more.