New music this week from Queens of the Stone Age, Editors, K-Os, Jonah Kagen, Massive Nightmares, Emmalee Rainbow, Mondo Cozmo, CHVRCHES, Dead Man's Bones, The Flaming Lips, X Ambassadors, Gigi Perez, ...

New music this week from Queens of the Stone Age, Editors, K-Os, Jonah Kagen, Massive Nightmares, Emmalee Rainbow, Mondo Cozmo, CHVRCHES, Dead Man’s Bones, The Flaming Lips, X Ambassadors, Gigi Perez, ...

Few bands have the kind of staying power, resilience, and consistently relevant musical output as Australia’s, The Church. Now in their fifth decade as a band, they are among the early practitioners ...

The bill for last Thursday’s show at the United Theater on Broadway was an eclectic one, to say the least. You had a colorful, bubblegum punk group from Japan, some Santa Barbara 90’s alternative/pop ...

The question on the mind of so many artists, managers and labels in our current era is how do you turn a single viral hit into full-blown stardom? Well, it helps when the artist behind the viral hit ...

So I have been spinning Low Cut Connie’s music from the very first month when I relaunched The Indy Review almost nine years ago, and have continued to be a fan, reviewing his 2023 album Art Dealers ...

We have survived 2025 (well, almost). If you’re like me, good music helped you get through it. Whether the albums lifted your spirits, or were a companion to your sadness. Maybe they ignited a ...

For all of you in the U.S., I hope you had a great and safe celebration of 250 years of America. We’re back with another STACKED New Music Friday.

Roger Clyne first made his national mark in music back in the mid- 90s with his Tempe, Arizona band The Refreshments. Their songs “Banditos” (still a banger, by the way) and “Down Together” from their ...

Back again with more music goodness for the weekend.

If a new album from “those guys who did that sick cover of “Smooth Criminal”” was not on your 2024 bingo card, it should have been. Southern California alternative rockers Alien Ant Farm have been out ...

Pasadena’s Just Like Heaven Festival has becomes synonymous with Millenial indie rock since its inception, but as all festivals must, it has continue to evolve, though thankfully not far from its ...