When Animal Collective’s Noah Lennox was recording Sinister Grift, his 2025 album as Panda Bear, he mostly operated as a one-man-band, playing guitar, bass, keys, and drums at different points on the LP. Given the limitations of being just one guy, touring required a different approach. Lennox recruited Tim Koh to take over bass, Maria
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Veteran Illinois shoegaze band Hum have announced a 2027 tour, their first proper run since 2015. The U.S. treck kicks off in Atlanta in March, stopping in Austin, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Seattle, and more before concluding in San Francisco in July. All dates will feature support from Kansas City’s the Life and Times, while
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At a time when the box office is rebounding, and embracing auteur-driven fare (i.e. Christopher Nolan’s near $1.8B grossing The Odyssey) as well as originality (a three-hour documentary about a delusional, scandalous tech titan called You Can See Everything), the star studded Jenna Ortega and Amy Adams starring Klara and the Sun failed to shine
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Brakence dropped his new album Marrow just last Friday, and now the producer and singer-songwriter is gearing up to take it on the road across North America. The Marrow Tour kicks off March 4 in San Diego then loops around the continent, hitting major U.S. cities along the way before wrapping up back in Los
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Factory Floor, the London electronic outfit that released its buzzy debut on DFA in 2013, are back with a new album, One Trip. The double single “Continuation” / “One Trip” leads the first LP in a decade from the trio, now comprising original members Nik Colk Void and Gabe Gurnsey alongside new addition Joe Ward.
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After a short teaser clip lit up the internet with news of their return, Dead Man’s Bones—the duo of Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields—are officially back with their first new music in 17 years. “Lost in the Night” was produced with longtime collaborator Tim Anderson, and it gets a black-and-white music video starring Hamnet’s Noah
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EXCLUSIVE: Picturehouse will be releasing the Ari Gold-directed one-shot musical Brother Verses Brother for awards consideration this season. The movie, touted as a heartbreaking family odyssey through the streets of San Francisco, is executive produced by five-time Oscar winner Francis Ford Coppola, and is inspired by Coppola’s concept of “live cinema.” Brother Verses Brother follows
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We’re still days away from Halloween, but there’s actually an early Black Friday sale that just dropped and you don’t want to miss out. Alo Yoga‘s Early Black Friday Sale just kicked off today, exclusively for Alo Access members, and you can score 30% off sitewide! We rounded up all of our faves for fall
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