#indie-rock

#indie-rock

Throwing Muses announces new album Moonlight Concessions, set for release on March 14, and launching European tour on May 12.

Eden J Howells' single 'aphrodite' is a poignant queer love anthem that highlights deep emotional connection and fear of loss.

Cheekface embraces a DIY ethos, promoting their new album while remaining committed to self-releasing their music without a record label.

The Academic's journey from school friends to chart-topping band exemplifies modern rock success.

Pavement's innovative approach in the documentary reflects a desire to escape traditional rock legacy narratives.

The documentary 'Pavements' explores the legend of the 1990s band Pavement and the collaborative myth-making surrounding musicians.

Lucy Dacus's new album 'Forever Is a Feeling' explores love and intimacy, deeply influenced by her recent experiences as a pop star.

Real Estate's new album, 'The Wee Small Hours', debuts on May 2 featuring rare tracks spanning their 14-year career with Domino.

Sasami's evolution into pop music reveals a focus on intricate emotional storytelling, albeit with mixed results in melodic durability.

The All Things Go Festival 2025 will be held in New York with a diverse lineup of popular artists.

General admission passes for the festival start at $215, with single-day passes available from $98.

Green River Festival returns June 20-22, featuring headliners Mt. Joy, Courtney Barnett, and over 40 acts celebrating indie rock and folk music.

Perfume Genius's 'Glory' masterfully blends indie rock with emotional depth and collaboration, touching on universal themes of life and queerness.

Ribbon Skirt's debut album blends personal storytelling with themes of colonial trauma and modern indie rock influences.

Joe Seiders, drummer of The New Pornographers, was arrested on child pornography charges after being implicated in child molestation incidents.

Joe Seiders of the New Pornographers has been arrested for serious child-related offenses, leading to his immediate dismissal from the band.

Dallon Weekes' iDKHOW combines retro alt rock and clever lyrics, gaining acclaim since its secretive formation in 2016.

The expanded reissue of Unrest's 1993 album highlights the unique blend of youthful innocence and punk ethos that defined their music.

WU LYF returns after 13 years with new song and upcoming live tour dates.

New music highlights from the week feature innovative tracks by emerging artists.

Sunflower Bean announces new album 'Mortal Primetime' set for release on April 25, 2025, alongside a North American tour.

The Hard Quartet released a split single featuring two new tracks, marking their first new music since their debut album.

Lucy Dacus's music video for 'Ankles' illustrates the tension between curiosity and restraint through a Victorian damsel character.

Wet Leg's sophomore album 'Moisturizer' will be released on July 11, accompanied by the lead single 'Catch These Fists' and an inspired music video.

Rilo Kiley reunites with new tour dates and plans for their first greatest hits album.

Great Grandpa's new album reflects their reunion after a period of separation and change among members.

Rilo Kiley reunites after 17 years for festival performances and a tour in 2025.

Kassie Krut's debut single "Reckless" showcases their playful introduction and shift to diverse musical influences.

TV on the Radio's residency showcases their unique blend of sounds and emotional depth, bridging past influences with a mature, eclectic style.

Indie band 37 Houses and TV on The Radio celebrate their roots and milestone anniversaries while reflecting on gentrification's impact on artistic communities.