Michael Sweet says he was tapped to produce a Sebastian Bach solo album that would have gone back to the sound of early Skid Row.

In a couple of weeks, Glasgow indie-pop greats Belle And Sebastian will return with Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance, their first album in nearly five years. After throwing the new songs “The Party Line” and “Nobody’s Empire” out into the world, they’re now letting us hear a new single ...

If it weren’t for his job, Matthew Barzun could be mistaken for one of us: his favorite album of the year is the War On Drugs’ Lost In The Dream, he loves Guided By Voices, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Chvrches … but he’s also the United States’ official ambassador to the United Kingdom. Buzzfeed acco...

“Nobody’s Empire,” the second single and video from Belle & Sebastian’s Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance, is also the album’s opening song. Furthermore, Stuart Murdoch calls it “absolutely the most personal [song] I’ve ever written,” telling the story of his...

Last month, Scottish indie-pop deities Belle & Sebastian announced a new album, Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance, their first since 2010′s Write About Love. And today, the share a track from that album: It’s called “Party Line,” and it has a sleek ’80s dance feel that B&S have b...