Stream The Picturebooks’ guest-filled LP ft. mems of Refused, Clutch, Kvelertak & more
The blues rock duo's new album also features guest vocals by members of The Well, Blues Pills, Slothrust, and more...
The Well
Levitation 2021 lineup: Thundercat, Japanese Breakfast, Black Angels, The Hives, more
Levitation fest happens Halloween Weekend in Downtown Austin and the 2021 lineup also includes Tinariwen, Chicano Batman, Red Fang, Nothing, Ty Segall's Fuzz, Black Midi, Connan Mockasin, Andy Shauf, Kikagaku Moyo, Yves Tumor, Shannon & The Clams, Shabazz Palaces, and more.
Bushwick venue The Well is closing permanently
”The team wanted nothing more than to party with you again when the risks were behind us and the city had fully reopened,” The Well writes, ”but the future of nightlife in NYC is too uncertain for us to see a path forward.”
stream Big Scenic Nowhere’s (Fu Manchu, Kyuss, etc) “Then I Was Gone”
The Well members Ian Graham and Lisa Alley contribute dual lead vocals to this Sabbath-y jam.
watch The Well’s new “Raven” video ++ new tour dates added
The Well's tour hits Brooklyn with Heavy Temple tonight (10/23).
Psycho Smokeout 2020 lineup (The Obsessed, Weedeater, Acid King, Cough, more)
LA's Psycho Smokeout returns for a second year...
Big Scenic Nowhere (Fu Manchu, Yawning Man, Kyuss, etc) prep debut EP (listen)
Big Scenic Nowhere is a new collaboration from Gary Arce of Yawning Man and Bob Balch of Fu Manchu, and their debut EP features members of Kyuss, Monolord, The Well, and more...
Metal tours announced: Deathgrave, The Well, M.O.D., En Minor, Mercyful Fate, more
Plus: Judge/Cro-Mags JM, Agnostic Front/Slapshot, Visigoth/Crypt Sermon, CHON/BTBAM, SeeYouSpaceCowboy, and more heavy tour announcements.
stream The Well’s trippy, heavy new album ‘Death and Consolation’
The Austin band also have upcoming date with Sweden's Monolord.
Hendrix is an online community helping musicians connect (Meet Up in Brooklyn)
Are you a musician looking to start a new band or find someone to write songs with? The days of going through the back pages of your city's local alternative weekly to find like-minded collaborators is mostly a thing of the past, and if you're new to a city, you might not know where to start. Hendrix, an online community for musicians, was designed with just that in mind.