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Moin’s Third Album is Incoming
Moin—the collaboration of Valentina Magaletti and Raime’s Tom Halstead and Joe Andrews—will release a new album in October on AD 93. You Never End marks Moin’s shift into a new phase with vocal collaborations across […]
Rec Hall – ‘Bored with My Feet’
Rec Hall gets groovy with new track ‘Bored with My Feet’ Rec Hall image via Charlie Park September 2, 2024 Southern California indie rock trio Rec Hall drops a euphoric new single, ‘Bored with My […]
Five clues Oasis were secretly plotting reunion – did you spot them all?
The news of the Oasis reunion has been billed as one of the biggest comebacks of the rock world with fans in a frenzy over bagging a ticket. While the announcement of brothers Liam and […]
Why Bonnie Break Down New Album Wish on the Bone Track by Track
Track by Track is our recurring feature series in which artists guide readers through each song on a release. Today, the New York trio Why Bonnie break down their terrific sophomore album, Wish on the Bone. […]
10 New Albums to Stream Today: Sabrina Carpenter, Fontaines D.C.
Each week, Consequence celebrates New Music Friday by highlighting newly released albums to stream. This week offers an especially great slate of releases. Whether you’re in the mood for some Romance with Fontaines D.C., stepping […]
The American Football House Now Available to Rent on Airbnb
The historic indie rock landmark “American Football House” has been listed for rent on Airbnb after the band saved it from developers in May 2023. Located at 704 W. High St in Urbana, Illinois, the 131-year-old […]
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The Get Up Kids’ Jim Suptic On 25 Years Of ‘Something To Write Home About’
Photo: Shawn Brackbill When Kansas City quintet The Get Up Kids unveiled their second full-length album in 1999, they had little idea how much of a turning point it would signal. Recently signed to California-based […]
Where to buy last-minute tickets
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Pom Pom Squad Announces New Album Mirror Starts Moving Without Me
New York indie rock outfit Pom Pom Squad have announced Mirror Starts Moving Without Me, their sophomore album, out everywhere on October 25th via City Slang. They’ve also shared “Spinning,” the second single from the […]
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Nelsonville Music Festival 2024 – Killer Mike + More: Review
There’s something distinct about the feeling of being at Nelsonville Music Festival. Compared to, say, the (fun) chaos of Bonnaroo or the fast-paced, influencer-infested nature of Lollapalooza, Nelsonville Music Festival 2024 was noticeably more easygoing, […]
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Vivid Seats is the New York Post’s official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Get your passports ready. From Aug. 2-4, Montreal […]
Zach Braff Recalls Quentin Tarantino Joking After Losing: ‘You Stole My F**king Grammy!’
Zach Braff was wholly unprepared to defeat Quentin Tarantino at the 2004 Grammys. The “Garden State” actor-writer-director was certainly honored when his collection of alternative music for the film was nominated for Best Compilation Soundtrack […]
Low’s Alan Sparhawk Details Solo Album, Shares Video for New Song: Watch
Low singer and guitarist Alan Sparhawk has announced the details of a solo album that he discussed in a recent New Yorker profile. The musician’s follow-up to 2006’s Solo Guitar is titled White Roses, My […]
Clairo’s Charm Album Review: Pretty, Yet Strangely Numb
Clairo has come a long way from making bedroom pop in a Syracuse dorm. Listening to Charm, her third album, the only remnants from those early viral days are Clairo’s steady, feathery vocals. Everything else […]
Galaxie 500 Announces Uncollected Noise New York ’88-’90
Galaxie 500 have announced a new archival compilation, Uncollected Noise New York ’88-’90. The double album is due out September 20th via Silver Current Records, but to hold fans over, the indie rock act also shared […]
julie Set Debut Album my anti-aircraft friend, Share Single
Rising indie rock band julie have announced their debut album, my anti-aircraft friend, out September 13th via Atlantic Records. The trio has also shared the new single, “clairbourne practice.” Watch the accompanying music video below. […]
Moses Sumney Announces Sophcore EP, Shares New Song “Gold Coast”: Listen
Moses Sumney has announced a new EP. His first new record in three years is titled Sophcore and arrives August 2 via his label Tuntum. The indie rock singer-songwriter has also shared the new song […]