The Wave Pictures

UK festival End of the Road's 2022 edition also featured Khruangbin, Fleet Foxes, Pixies, Bright Eyes, Aldous Harding, Tinariwen, Porridge Radio, Circuit des Yeux, Battles, Naima Bock, and more...

Listen to new songs by Wajatta (Reggie Watts, John Tejada), The Wave Pictures, Nils Frahm, Quinton Brock, dltzk, and more.

’Brushes with Happiness’ is one of two albums the prolific UK trio will release in 2018.

The STACKED Barcelona festival also has Solange, Van Morrison, Run the Jewels, Miguel, Flying Lotus, The Magnetic Fields, Death Grips, Descendents, Angel Olsen, Broken Social Scene, Japandroids, Swans & still so much more.

The prolific UK band fight "robot music" on new LP.

Jeffrey Lewis will release his new album, titled Manhattan, on October 30 via Rough Trade. It's his seventh album for the label and his first since 2011's A Turn In The Dream-Songs...

Weary Engine Blues is the title of a forthcoming benefit album that pays tribute to Jason Molina who died last week. It will be released by Graveface Records and artists contributing Molina covers include Mark Kozelek, Will Oldham, Allo Darlin', Scout Niblett, John Vanderslice, Jeffrey Lewis, Damien Jurado, Jonathan Meiburg (Sheerwater), Hospital Ships, Wave Pictures, and more...

Here's the second part of the NYC Popfest 2012 preview. For info on tonight's show at Knitting Factory can read part one here. SATURDAY, MAY 19 There's a free show at Spike Hill with Sweden's rough-and-tumble Lisa Bouvier, the gentle sounds of  Philippine band Outerhope (who also play The Rock Shop on Monday ) plus Pale Lights (featuring Comet Gain's Phil Sutcliffe and Andy from Crystal Stilts) and Brooklyn up-and-comers Habibi...

Effortlessly charming indiepop band Allo Darlin' played Mercury Loungelast week with tourmates The Wave Pictures -- the kickoff of a North American tour that will wind its way back to New York for NYC Popfest...

Hope you all survived Record Store Day. I didn't find most of what I was looking for (most of which was UK only) but I did get that great Lee Hazlewood comp on Light in the Attic...