This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article. The two-day homegrown music festival will see a total of 20 local and international acts take the stage […]
After a 13-year break from releasing music as Coconut Records, Jason Schwartzman has returned to his indie rock project, hinting that new music is on the way. The soft reveal of the project’s revival was […]
Sunflower Bean are gearing up for a big 2025. The indie act has officially unveiled details for their new album Mortal Primetime, arriving April 25th via Lucky Number, along with a 2025 tour. They’ve also […]
It’s not uncommon for modern musicians to explore majorly divergent styles across successive records. Be they relatively popular darlings like Björk, Sufjan Stevens, Radiohead, Sia, and Beck or lesser-known greats like Devin Townsend, Anathema, Steven […]
Each week, Consequence’s Songs of the Week roundup spotlights quality new tracks from the last seven days and analyzes notable releases. Find our new favorites and more on our Top Songs playlist, and for other great songs from emerging artists, check […]
Lord Huron have returned with their first new music since 2023: “Who Laughs Last?” a new song featuring Kristen Stewart. Additionally, the band has announced new 2025 tour dates. Marking Stewart’s very first contribution to […]
My Morning Jacket have announced their new album, is, and unveiled the record’s lead single, “Time Waited.” Due on March 21st via ATO Records, is features 10 new songs produced by Brendan O’Brien, marking the […]
Green River Festival is returning to the Franklin County Fairgrounds in Greenfield, Massachusetts, from June 20th through June 22nd. After previously announcing a portion of the lineup — including headliners Mt. Joy, Courtney Barnett, and […]
Turnover are celebrating 10 years of their lauded 2015 LP Peripheral Vision with a 2025 North American tour, where they’ll play the album in full for the first time ever. The Virginia indie rock quartet […]
Each week, Consequence’s Songs of the Week roundup spotlights quality new tracks from the last seven days and analyzes notable releases. Find our new favorites and more on our Top Songs playlist, and for other great […]
Japanese Breakfast, the indie rock project of Michelle Zauner, has announced a brand new album, For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women), arriving March 21st via Dead Oceans. As a first taste, the singer-songwriter has shared […]
As far as musical year wind downs go, Spotify has Wrapped and Apple Music has Replay. At Uproxx’s we have our Best Albums and Best Songs list. Still, annually the most discussed curated collection tends […]
Camille Schmidt’s ‘Stanley’ ignites with raw emotion and indie rock fire Camille Schmidt image via press photo December 15, 2024 Camille Schmidt’s new single, ‘Stanley,’ is a searing indie rock anthem that captures the poignancy […]
Photo Credit: Diamond Jubilee album cover by Cindy Lee Artists are getting creative with their album release strategies, sometimes foregoing streaming services altogether. For approximately 99% of artists, streaming doesn’t pay. Unless you’re Taylor Swift […]
The latest preview of Sam Fender’s new album is here. The British rocker has shared “Wild Long Lie,” the second advance track from his forthcoming release People Watching. Fender recorded the six-minute “Wild Long Lie” […]
In 2003, MGMT’s Andrew VanWyngarden and Benjamin Goldwasser were still calling their musical project The Management, and were years away from commercial acclaim. But on an April afternoon at Wesleyan University, the two friends set […]
DIVES embrace bittersweet reflection on new single ‘Happier’ DIVES image via press photo November 29, 2024 Vienna indie-surf trio DIVES release their second and final single of 2024, ‘Happier,’ via Siluh Records, ahead of a […]
Opinion’s ‘Microrange’ captures the melancholy of growing up Opinion image via Lal Tuna November 27, 2024 The track is the third release from their upcoming twelfth album, Troisième Opinion, set to drop on December 6 […]
Getty Image If Kendrick Lamar and Drake was the biggest music beef of 2024, then Kendrick and Father John Misty might just be right behind it at No. 2. Lamar, one of the world’s biggest […]
It is once again New Music Friday, and Consequence is back to recommend the best new albums to stream. Among today’s highlights are How to Re-Assemble an Atomic Bomb, U2’s previously unreleased “shadow album” to their Grammy-winning […]