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Strawberry Guy shares "strings" version of viral hit "Mrs Magic," touring North America
Strawberry Guy’s North American tour kicks off November 29 in Brooklyn.
Indie Basement (5/26): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more
This week in Indie Basement: reviews of new albums by Sparks, Arlo Parks, Kevin Morby, Water From Your Eyes, Gia Margaret, and more.
Our favorite songs of the week (playlist)
This week’s playlist includes new music by billy woods & Kenny Segal (ft. Sam Herring), King Krule, Dawn Richard, Jorja Smith, Speedy Ortiz, Pinkshift, Balance & Composure, and more.
29 New Songs Out Today
Listen to new songs by Passion Pit, ZORA, DJ Rude One/Pink Siifu, Dorthia Cottrell, CFCF, The Orielles, Flasher, Martin Frawley (Twerps), BC Camplight, and more
Indie Basement: 14 great acts to see at SXSW 2023
Including Protomartyr, DEBBY FRIDAY, Warmduscher, Kiwi Jr, Heartworms, Silverbacks, THUS LOVE, Mandy Indiana and more Indie Basement-approved acts to see at SXSW…
15 New Songs Out Today
Listen to new songs by Los Bitchos, Natural Information Society, Truth Cult, Daughter, The Orielles, LANNDS, Heather Woods Broderick, Stars (Illuminati hotties remix), and more.
Hatchie tells us about her favorite albums of 2022
Her list features Prudence, Popstrangers, The Orielles, both 2022 releases by Melody’s Echo Chamber, and more…
Rough Trade names its Albums of 2022
Always one of the first out of the gate at year-end list season, Rough Trade have announced their Albums of 2022, with US and UK shops each getting their own list…
SXSW announces initial 2023 lineup
The 2023 edition of SXSW Music Festival runs March 13-18, 2023 and they’ve just announced the first round of showcasing artists, including Algiers, Thao, Beverly Kills, Knifeplay, and nearly 200 more.
Our favorite songs of the week (playlist)
This week’s playlist includes new music by Fever Ray, Open Mike Eagle, Alvvays, Gladie, Guided by Voices, Sharon Van Etten, Sorry, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Jazmine Sullivan, Tindersticks, and more.
