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Modern English announce reissues of Mesh & Lace and After the Snow
Newly reissued versions of classic albums to feature previously unreleased bonus tracks.
Michael Kiwanuka : Kiwanuka
An album that strives to reach the next level without knowing how to get there.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse : Colorado
A more laid-back affair with occasional moments of signature fury.
Swans : Leaving Meaning.
A darker, more nuanced version of the band that dims the lights and pours the wine.
Ecstatic Vision take a long, strange trip in their “Shut Up and Drive” video
The Pennsylvania band gets weird in the van.
The Schizophonics share high-energy new single, “The One I Want”
Hear the new single from the band's new album, due out on Halloween.
The Flaming Lips to release The Soft Bulletin: Live at Red Rocks
Hear a live version of "Race for the Prize".
Opeth : In cauda venenum
The Swedish prog metal icons' latest is their darkest, and best, in over a decade.
Four Queens of the Stone Age albums to be reissued on vinyl
<i>Rated R</i>, <i>Songs for the Deaf</i>, <i>Lullabies to Paralyze</i> and <i>Era Vulgaris</i> due this fall.
Album of the Week: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – Ghosteen
A double-album meditation on grief that's the prettiest and most devastating album of Cave's career.
Greatest Hits: The 23 best PJ Harvey songs
Over the past 27 years, Polly Jean Harvey has released nine albums, two collaborative releases with John Parish, a theatrical score, a compilation of Peel Sessions and a set of 4-Track Demos, but no best-of collection to date, despite having released something on the order of around 40 singles. That puts her in an unusual […]
The Cure plan to release three new albums, one before the end of 2019
First of the three to arrive before Christmas 2019.
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds’ “Hollywood” is a masterful meditation on loss
The longest and most ominous track from Cave's latest is one of his most stunning compositions to date.