Manchester Orchestra announce death of Drummer Timothy Very

The Manchester Orchestra family mourns the sudden passing of Timothy Very, a beloved member known for his kindness, humor, and dedication to music. His infectious laugh and welcoming nature brought people together, making strangers into friends and friends into family. Tim's light and love for his craft were unmatched, and he was an exceptional father. His legacy of positivity will continue to inspire.

Casey Wasserman Selling His Agency Amdist Epstein Files Fallout

Casey Wasserman is selling his talent and marketing agency due to fallout from his past relationships with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Despite his apology and regret, his company is facing significant backlash, leading to the departure of major clients and stars. Wasserman has decided to sell the agency to focus on delivering the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

12 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Charli XCX, Feng, and More

This Pitchfork article highlights 12 new albums from artists like Charli XCX, Feng, Jill Scott, and more. Each album is described with its unique style and theme, offering a diverse range of music for listeners to explore.

Lykke Li Details Final Album The Afterparty, Shares New Song

Lykke Li has announced that her upcoming album, The Afterparty, will be her final one. The album, featuring a lead single 'Lucky Again', is set for release on May 8 via Neon Gold Records/Futures. It marks her first LP since 2022's EYEYE and was recorded in Stockholm with a 17-piece orchestra. The album delves into themes of revenge, shame, and despair. To support the album, Li has scheduled live performances including shows with Robyn and Wolf Alice, and appearances at Coachella.

Pinegrove's 'Cardinal' Turns 10

Pinegrove's 'Cardinal' Turns 10: A review of Pinegrove's second album, 'Cardinal', which was released 10 years ago and had a significant impact on the author and the indie music scene. The review explores the album's themes, its place in the emo revival, and the band's journey through success and scandal.

[FRESH ALBUM] Converge - Love Is Not Enough

This album 'Love Is Not Enough' by Converge explores themes of pain, resilience, and the struggle to find meaning in a world filled with contradictions and darkness.

Animal Collective Get Their First Gold Record With "My Girls"

Animal Collective's 'My Girls' has been certified as their first gold record by the RIAA, indicating it has reached 500,000 in sales through a combination of sales and streaming. Despite critical acclaim and being named the #1 song of 2009 by Pitchfork, it never appeared on any singles charts.

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Jimmy Eat World Announces Bleed American 25th Anniversary Tour

Jimmy Eat World is celebrating the 25th anniversary of their album 'Bleed American' with a massive tour in 2026, featuring stops at amphitheaters and the Vans Warped Tour, along with a rotating lineup of emo bands.

Geese: Tiny Desk Concert

Geese's Tiny Desk Concert showcases the band's decade-long collaboration through a set that emphasizes quieter, earnest moments from their album 'Getting Killed'. The performance features Cameron Winter on vocals and guitar, Emily Green on guitar, Dominic DiGesu on bass, Max Bassin on drums, and Sam Revaz on piano, keys, and electronics. The concert includes songs 'Husbands', 'Cobra', and 'Half Real', capturing the band's authentic sound.

The 50 Best Albums of 2001: (Consequence)

This article ranks the 50 best albums of 2001, featuring a diverse range of genres and artists, including debuts from The Strokes, Gorillaz, and Tenacious D, and final efforts from acts like Aaliyah, Fugazi, and Unwound.

LCD Soundsystem song used in Elon Musk's Starlink ad at Super Bowl

LCD Soundsystem's 'Oh Baby' was used in Elon Musk's Starlink Super Bowl ad, promising affordable internet everywhere. This isn't the first time LCD Soundsystem has allowed their music to be used in ads, but this instance is more controversial due to Musk's right-wing politics and recent scandals.

Jonny Greenwood Demands Phantom Thread Score Be Removed from Melania Documentary

Jonny Greenwood, composer for the film Phantom Thread, has demanded that his score be removed from the Melania Trump documentary due to Universal Pictures' failure to consult him about its third-party use, which he claims is a breach of his composer agreement.

Television Bassist Fred Smith Dead At 77

Fred Smith, the influential bassist for New York City's Television, passed away at 77. He was a key figure in the '70s New York punk scene and contributed to the band's critically acclaimed album Marquee Moon. Smith's former bandmate Jimmy Rip announced his death on Instagram.

8 New Albums You Should Listen To: Ratboys, Joshua Chuquimia Crampton, and More

This Pitchfork article highlights eight new albums worth listening to, including releases from Ratboys, Mandy, Indiana, and J. Cole. Pitchfork's editors recommend these albums, available on various streaming platforms and for purchase on Bandcamp and Rough Trade.

[FRESH ALBUM] Ratboys - Singin' to an Empty Chair

This album by Ratboys blends indie fuzz with alt-country grit, offering honest and poetic music that captures the essence of Chicago's musical heritage. Standout tracks include 'Open Up' and 'At Peace in the Hundred Acre Wood', showcasing vocalist Julia Steiner's dynamic range.

[FRESH ALBUM] Daphni - Butterfly

This album by Daphni, known for his work as Caribou, features a bright and joyful pop-house sound with 16 songs totaling 58 minutes. Standout tracks include 'Hang' with Blaxploitation horns and 'Shifty' with its wobbly syncopations, showcasing the album's playful charm.

Explaining Nardwuar: How a former guerrilla journalist became an unlikely icon

This article explores the extraordinary journey of Nardwuar the Human Serviette, a former guerrilla journalist turned global pop-culture icon, highlighting his meticulous research, persistence, and unique interviewing style that has earned him recognition as a Canadian cultural ambassador and a Member of the Order of Canada.

Watch Modest Mouse Play “March Into The Sea” for the First Time

Modest Mouse played a pair of shows at ZeyZey in Miami, where they performed 'March Into The Sea' and 'Things I Don't Remember' for the first time live. The shows were in preparation for their cruise, Ice Cream Floats, which is setting sail from Miami.

[FRESH] Teen Suicide - Idiot

A couple days old now, so not as fresh, but I just found this page and wanted to share. Same thing I posted in /music starting now: Just wanting to do some promo for my favorite band of forever. This is the lead single of their new album, Nude descending staircase heaven, rele

Tame Impala takes home Best Dance/Electronic Recording at the 2026 Grammys

Tame Impala wins the Best Dance/Electronic Recording Grammy for 'End of Summer,' marking Kevin Parker's first solo Grammy win and a shift towards a DJ-era sound.

Black Country, New Road announce summer tour with Horsegirl

Black Country, New Road, known for their 2025 album Forever Howlong, have announced a North American summer tour in June and July. The tour, featuring support from Horsegirl, includes dates in major cities such as New York, Toronto, and Chicago, with tickets going on sale February 6. Horsegirl recently released their album Phonetics On and On in 2025.

Bon Iver's Justin Vernon wore a whistle to the Grammys to honor the observers in Minneapolis

At the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, Bon Iver used their red carpet moment to praise Minneapolis protestors and support immigrant legal efforts. Lead singer Justin Vernon expressed renewed hope for the future due to recent developments in Minneapolis. The band also released a live version of their song Naaem, donating all proceeds to the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota.

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Hayley Williams launches new band, Power Snatch

Hayley Williams has launched a new band, Power Snatch, with her frequent collaborator Daniel James. They have already released three songs, including 'Assignment' and 'DMs', with more available online. The band's formation came as Williams sought to express her creative outlet outside of Paramore.