Post-modern rockers PVT have emerged from a three-year hiatus with their fourth studio album, “Homosapien.”
It may be rather obscure or abstract for the likes of some. The band is experimental...
The wait is finally over. Our favorite zombie apocalypse survivors are back in action.
The episode opens with the Governor declaring that Daryl and Merle will fight to the death amid the cheering crowd....
If you haven’t heard the sun soaked California pop-rock bliss from sister trio HAIM yet, it’s time to start listening.
“Falling” only numbers among a few tracks released from...
Once again, 2013 seems to be the year of the comeback.
The Postal Service dropped their first new song in more than a decade this week, the upbeat, dancy “A Tattered Line of String.”
“String”...
CHVRCHES is a collision of two worlds that have orbited dangerously close to each other for quite awhile.
Though the Scottish electronic pop act has only released three tracks, comparisons to The Knife...
At face value, “This is How the Wind Shifts” is just like every other album by Canadian post hardcore outfit Silverstein. However, if you take the time to delve a little bit deeper, you’ll...
Josh Groban fans will not be disappointed by his sixth studio album, “All That Echoes.” From soulful ballads like “Hollow Talk” to dramatic alt-rock tunes like “False Alarms,”...
Frightened Rabbit graciously unveiled a new album this week titled “Pedestrian Verse.”
The Scottish indie rockers gently embark on their musical voyage with the soft and sweet “Acts...
Aging scene kids everywhere can rejoice: Fall Out Boy is back, ridiculously long song titles and all.
A stompy, shouty, 3-and-a-half minute wailer with a heavy beat, “My Songs Know What You Did...
Bjork’s “Bastards,” stylized as “bastards,” is a collection of remixes remastered by Mandy Pernell from “The Crystalline Series” and “Biophilia Remix Series,”...
Longtime fans of New York-based The Strokes, close your ears: “One Way Trigger,” the debut single from their upcoming album “Comedown Machine,” is unlike anything the band has done...
Local Natives’ first record, “Gorilla Manor,” earned a devoted fan following in the U.S. and UK, and critics were crazy about it.
But “Hummingbird,” the L.A. quartet’s...
