Last month Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds announced B-Sides & Rarities: Part II, a sequel to their beloved B-Sides & Rarities compilation that picks up in 2005, where that one left off. Upon announcing the comp they shared “Vortex,” a previously unreleased tracking dating to 2006. Today they’ve...

ABBA, the globally beloved Swedish pop titans, basically broke up in 1982, though they never officially announced it. They released The Visitors, their last album, in 1981, and they spent decades denying any speculation that they’d ever get back together. But now it’s happening. ABBA’s reunion has been in the works ...

Charlie Watts has died. Watts, the drummer for the Rolling Stones since 1963, had been planning to sit out the band’s upcoming North American tour while recovering from a medical operation. His publicist confirmed his death in a statement to Stereogum: “It is with immense sadness that we announce the death of our beloved Char...

Last year, Dan Snaith’s beloved Caribou finally returned from a six-year gap between albums with Suddenly. It was one of the best albums of 2020, and we all had a big Caribou tour to look forward to before the pandemic. Now, Snaith is going to hit the road this winter, and ahead of that he’s released a surprise new track.

Back in 2000, the New Pornographers released their debut album Mass Romantic. As you know by now, it became a beloved collection that stands as one of the pivotal indie albums of its time, and it kick-started a career full of lovable power-pop genius. Mass Romantic was also one of the albums that presumably would’ve gotten some anniver...