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I associate Drugdealer, the musical project of Michael Collins, with a smooth yet vaguely sleazy form of 1970s singer-songwriter pop. Yet on “The News,” a new song paired with this year’s Weyes Blood collab “Real Thing” on a forthcoming 7″, Drugdealer dips into more of a ’60s vibe, channeling Beatles-era energy and craftsmanship. Collins worked… The post Drugdealer – “The News” appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

Tim Miller was once the famously intense frontman for Deadguy, the New Jersey hardcore/noise-rock band who broke up when they were just hitting their mid-’90s peak. These days, Miller is once again the famously intense frontman for the reunited Deadguy. Earlier this year, they released Near-Death Travel Services, their first album since the 1995 landmark… The post Bitter Branches – “Basic Karate” appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

We just named Westside Cowboy one of the Best New Artists Of 2025, and they’re gearing up to start 2026 off with a bang. In January — just in time for their European tour dates supporting Geese — the Manchester indie rockers will release their new EP So Much Country ‘Till We Get There, which… The post Westside Cowboy – “Can’t See” appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

Last week, Swedish pop queen Robyn returned with "Dopamine," her first new single in seven years. There's been talk of a new Robyn album, though we don't know anything concrete about that yet. We don't know anything about a tour, either, though god knows that would rule. On Wednesday night, however, Robyn played her first proper live show in six years, and it included her first-ever performance of "Dopamine." The post Robyn Gives “Dopamine” Its Live Debut At First Show In Six Years appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

We get two new songs today from addy, the folksy indie-pop project of Philadelphia-based Ada Paige. Titled “cradle” and “fire, fire,” the two tracks almost bleed together into one, the former’s understated beauty giving way to a bit more oomph in the latter. They’re co-produced by addy and longtime Lucy Dacus collaborators Collin Pastore and… The post addy – “cradle” & “fire, fire” appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

Hazel English is Australian, not English. She’s currently based in Oakland, which is also not English. English is her last name and the language that she speaks, but as far as I can tell, it does not describe anything else about her. Back in 2016, Hazel English was a Stereogum Artist To Watch. Last year,… The post Hazel English – “Gimme” appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

The widely celebrated New York rock 'n' rollers in Geese seem to have a healthy love for their forebears, and we know this from the cover choices. The band only just played an all-covers set in New York, taking on artists like the Stooges, the Velvet Underground, Suicide, and Leonard Cohen. Geese's forebears also seem to have a healthy love for this young band. Patti Smith recently wrote of how she "felt optimistic" while hearing "100 Horses." Now, Nick Cave has offered his own enthusiastic endorsement of another Getting Killed track, "Trinidad." The post Nick Cave Is Geese-Pilled appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

What is your favorite live talk radio show or station and what makes it stand out to you? Do you have multiple live talk stations available in your listening area, or are your options pretty limited? I feel like talk radio has such a unique and authentic vibe compared to other forms of media - there's something incredibly engaging about tuning in and listening to real conversations, debates and discussions happening in real time. You never quite know what's going to happen next, and that spontaneity is part of the appeal. Different stations have their own flavor and focus, right? Some are heavily centered on news and politics, diving deep into current events and controversial issues with passionate debates. Others are more lighthearted and focus on entertainment, pop culture, celebrity gossip or lifestyle topics that are fun and easy to listen to. Then you've got sports talk stations where fans can call in and argue about their favorite teams for hours. And some stations just cover random, eclectic topics that keep you interested because you never know what they'll talk about next. What really draws you to your favorite station? Is it a specific host whose personality you love and whose opinions you trust or find entertaining?

We’ve already provided you with our handy annual list of holiday music releases, but somehow, year after year, that list is never totally comprehensive. Today Ezra Collective, the UK jazz group who nabbed a coveted Mercury Prize back in 2023, are throwing their hats into the ring of yuletide playlists with a new three-song EP… The post Ezra Collective Share Three Christmas Covers appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

To be honest I'm not a fan of BTS and I've never been to one of their concerts. I know they have this massive following and their fans are incredibly passionate which is pretty cool to see. I can respect the talent and dedication they have even though their music isn't really my thing. I've heard their concerts are absolutely insane though with incredible production and the crowds going wild. For people who are into them it must be an amazing experience. What about you? Are you an ARMY or do you have a different music preference like me?

Here's hoping there are more? The post CORONER Announces 2026 West Coast Dates appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

What is one band you wish you saw in concert but never did? You know We all have that one artist or band we regret not seeing live right? Maybe they broke up before you got the chance, tickets were too expensive or you just missed your opportunity and now it's too late. Which band is that for you and why do you wish you could've experienced them in concert?

"The chorus is one of the first pieces of music that I wrote for Møl back in 2012 at a time when I was living outside Denmark." The post MØL Streams Yet Another Banger From Their Upcoming Record Dreamcrush appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

No hair necessary. The post 10 Awesome '90s Albums From '80s Bands appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Paul has had an insane career. The post PAUL MASVIDAL Breaks Down His Most Iconic Works With CYNIC, DEATH & More appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

This is turning into a deluge, isn't it? The post ACID BATH To Headline Milwaukee Metal Festival 2026 appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Wolftooth is here to bring you to epic worlds of fantasy via riffs thanks to their brand new record Wizard's Light. The post WOLFTOOTH Brings The Riffs & Magic On New Album Wizard's Light appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Gary "Mani" Mounfield, the bassist who helped the Stone Roses define the Madchester era, then joined Primal Scream for some of their most vital works, has died. Mani's brother Greg announced his death in a Facebook post, writing, "IT IS WITH THE HEAVIEST OF HEARTS THAT I HAVE TO ANNOUNCE THE SAD PASSING OF MY BROTHER GARY MANI MOUNFIELD. RIP RKID." He was 63. The post Gary “Mani” Mounfield Of The Stone Roses & Primal Scream Dead At 63 appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

It's not easy bein' Brat green. Early this year, as Brat Summer was seemingly simmering down at last, Charli XCX announced she was working on a movie for A24 called The Moment, starring herself and based on her own idea. (It's just one of many film-related projects she's been cooking up lately.) Now the teaser trailer is here, and personally, it's getting me excited to see the full thing, which will be out in theaters Jan. 30. The post Watch The Trailer For Charli XCX’s A24 Movie <em>The Moment</em> appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

In 2000, Neil Halstead’s post-Slowdive band Mojave 3 released Excuses For Travellers, their third LP. That album includes “My Life In Art,” a seven-minute lullaby about a night in a Kansas strip club with a girl named Wendy, who left her abusive husband and who wishes she could move to Las Vegas, where the money… The post Babehoven & Squirrel Flower – “My Life In Art” (Mojave 3 Cover) appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

Plus Drop Dead, Gorgeous and an acoustic set from The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus' Ronnie Winter, among others. The post NORMA JEAN, HE IS LEGEND & More Booked For Texas' Ballads And Breakdowns Festival appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

The bluesy LA garage rock duo Deap Vally lasted for more than a decade, but their run came to an end last year, after they finished up a farewell tour and released a final EP called (ep)ilogue. Now, Lindsey Troy, formerly one half of Deap Valley, is going solo. “I’ve Seen The Willow Trees,” her… The post Deap Vally’s Lindsey Troy Shares Debut Solo Single “I’ve Seen The Willow Trees” appeared first on Stereogum. View the full article

"There's always somebody in their mom's basement on a keyboard that knows how to run the world." The post GREG GINN On BLACK FLAG's New Lineup Getting Hate: "There's Always Somebody In Their Mom's Basement That Knows How To Run The World" appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

And yes, it's already popular. The post DEVIN TOWNSEND Launches Patreon-Based Fan Club appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

I love this. A lot. The post WORM Signs To Century Media, Streams Blackened Epic "Necropalace" appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article