I don’t know whether the members of Boston’s Burning Lord are actual fucked up people, but they certainly sound like fucked up people. That’s a compliment. Burning Lord make the kind of feral, lo-fi hardcore that can’t really be described as anything other than hardcore. They bring a late-’80s ho...

Iron & Wine’s Our Endless Numbered Days turned 20 just a couple of weeks ago, and Sam Beam has a new album on the way, Light Verse, which will be out at the end of April. He’s already shared “All In Good Time,” the album’s Fiona Apple collaboration, and “You Never Know,&#82...

Although Drake has feuded with many a rapper, he’s usually maintained alliances with most of the biggest names in hip-hop at any given time — perhaps because people realized it was profitable to stay on good terms with such an unstoppable commercial force. That dynamic seems to be changing. Kendrick Lamar laid into Drake and his curr...

Gastr del Sol, the experimental rock group made up primarily of David Grubbs and Jim O’Rourke, have announced a new compilation of previously unreleased material called We Have Dozens Of Titles, their first release in over 25 years. The 3xLP collection features studio recordings and unreleased live performances from between 1993-1998. ...

In recent years, Radiohead has been inactive as its members pursue other creative endeavors. Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood have a new band called the Smile, which sounds something like an alternate-universe Radiohead. Philip Selway and Ed O’Brien have advanced their solo careers. Colin Greenwood has mostly been seen playing bass for N...