The Swedish punk band Refused were supposed to play Stockholm’s Rosendal Garden Party festival. The gig would’ve been their first in four years, and it was billed as “their last festival gig in Sweden. Ever.” That set has now been cancelled, as Refused frontman Dennis Lyxzén recuperates from what he calls...

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I always knew that the person whose name I’d call at the end of it all would be another Joanna Newsom superfan. Besides being into shit like elves and throwing ass once a year at a Ren Faire, what Newsom fans seem to have in common is a plant-like heart and an ability to see life from a falling pilot’s vantage point. In Newso...

About a year ago, Jesse Malin suffered a spinal stroke that left him partially paralyzed. The New York rock musician known for his role in bands like D Generation and Heart Attack is being celebrated with a new tribute album announced today. Bleachers’ cover of Malin’s 2007 song “Prisoners Of Paradise” is ...

It’s been four years since Caribou, Dan Snaith’s long-running genre-shifting project, released Suddenly, their last album. Earlier this spring, Snaith released the dance track “Suddenly,” the first new Caribou track in a few years. Today, he’s got another new one.