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FLOOD | Upchuck: Rage Against the Status Quo

Vocalist KT Thompson and drummer Chris Salado on the Atlanta punks’ battle against social injustice and their Ty Segall–produced Domino debut, I’m Nice Now.

Dry Cleaning: Secret Love

The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis Reconvene for New Album and Tour

Pitchfork | The 45 Most Anticipated Tours of 2026

Alabama Shakes, FKA twigs, Neko Case, and many more are hitting the road this year

AP News | black midi's Geordie Greep aims for 'The New Sound' on his solo debut

The Creative Independent | Courtney Marie Andrews: On starting now and learning later

Courtney Marie Andrews has long been celebrated as an artist who challenges herself, and who finds new interplays of Folk and Americana.

Stereogum | Tigers Jaw - "Ghost"

New Noise Magazine | News: Death Lens Announce New Album ‘What’s Left Now?’ Out April 24 via Epitaph

Death Lens return this spring with their new album What’s Left Now?, due out April 24 via Epitaph Records. It’s the band’s most urgent and refined work to date, melding punk fury, melodic grit, and lyrical defiance into something both raw and anthemic.

Canadian Geographic | Our Country: Sarah Harmer on why she’s still fighting to protect Ontario’s Mount Nemo

The singer-songwriter and environmental activist shares why Mount Nemo, near Burlington, Ont., is special in every season.

Far Out | Forgotten no more: The story of how Robert Lester Folsom kept his old archive music alive

One of Anthology’s great success stories has been the heartwarming career relaunch of Robert Lester Folsom, a small-town singer-songwriter from Adel, Georgia, who wrote a bunch of songs in the 1970s that would have fit in quite nicely with the mainstream sounds of LA’s Laurel Canyon, but instead went thoroughly unnoticed by just about all of humanity.

Exclaim | The Best Concerts We Saw in 2025

...the duo of singer Dusty Lee and producer Alex Low transformed the fog machine-engulfed Bloor West dive into a Berlin sex club operated by demons, with backup dancers uniting with dance floor freaks

Pitchfork | News: Bill Callahan’s New Video Is a Charming Homage to New York City

“Lonely City,” the latest song from My Days of 58, comes with a montage video shot by street photographer Daniel Arnold

Pitchfork | Haley Heynderickx / Max García Conover: What of Our Nature Album Review

The songwriters collaborate for a spirited and serious collection of protest folk inspired by the legacy of Woody Guthrie.