Rock

Jenny Lewis' fifth solo album, Joy'All arrives June 9th. Joy'All finds the singer-songwriter embarking on a new era, in a new town - and on a new label, as she joins the iconic roster of Blue Note/Capitol Records. While Joy'All pulls from a bounty of...

It's Jim Bob's 12th solo studio album, a stone cold masterpiece. Featuring 38 minutes of pop, punk rock and devastatingly moving ballads. Limited edition cassette edition. Recorded with the same group of musicians as his previous two chart smashing...

It's been seven years since their debut EP, but the band has not been dormant. Intestinal Laceration has honed their skills, tightening their riffs and releasing a slamming cacophony. Sometimes it's lightning fast, at other times it slows to a crawl,...

It's been 25+ years since the Toadies started playing rock music in Fort Worth, Texas. Through lineup changes, shelved albums, band break-ups, and reunions, the Toadies have experienced nearly everything. They burst onto the scene in 1994 with the...

It's a Mythßbuilds on Sneaks' playfully stark approach to post-punk, which, as her hometownßCityßPaperßdescribed it, causes listeners to go "from curious to provoked to hungry." Hungry, in part, because the new album clocks in at just 18 minutes of 10...

Italian death-doom titans Assumption return with "Hadean Tides", their colossal new full-length album and first new work of new material in four long years. "Hadean Tides" sees the Italian quartet take their dismal experimental slow moving death metal...

It really was super natural, laughs Duncan Troast, explaining how he and Nick Corson came to form The Convenience, and though he means it was as organic as breathing, the music these two conjure is from an alternate reality. Pulling from a pastiche of...

It has been sixteen long years since the monstrous sound of Sadus last bestowed a new record upon the world, but the time has finally arrived. This November, Nuclear Blast Records proudly presents the triumphant return of the unconquerable Sadus with...

Industrial black metal/noise/grind nightmare Vessel of Iniquity is back with it's third official full-length album, a rogue abomination set to blow yet another smoldering wound into the fabric of consciousness via unconceivable deconstructions of reality...

Inclusivity is at the heart of Barrie, the Brooklyn five-piece made of Barrie Lindsay, Dominic Apa, Spurge Carter, Sabine Holler and Noah Prebish. And on their debut LP Happy To Be Here, their multidimensional take on classic pop sounds awake and...

In this time of strife, insanity and confusion, only one band is depraved enough to offer themselves up as herald. Like sin-eaters if sins had to be ingested from a very small spoon, Viagra Boys have consumed the utterly incomprehensible chaos of our era...

In memory of the late polymath avant-garde artist Tony Conrad (1940-2016), longtime friend and coconspirator Charlemagne Palestine returned to the site of their first encounter for a tribute performance on what would have been Conrad's 77th birthday...