New Deerhunter Album, Tour With Nine Inch Nails

Atlanta's princes of atmosphere return with Microcastle and an opening slot for Trent Reznor and co.
Deerhunter / Photo by Daniel DiScala

Georgia punk peaches Deerhunter have announced the details of their much anticipated follow-up to 2007's lauded fuzz-fest Cryptograms. The album, dubbed Microcastle and slated for release on Oct.

Son Ambulance

Singer-songwriter Joseph Knapp enlists an Omaha army to flesh out his tender folk-pop on Déjà Vu.

What? The indie rock apple never falls too far from the Saddle Creek tree, and Son Ambulance sit in a similar fruit bowl as their Nebraskan contemporaries.

Zack de la Rocha's New Group to Release Debut July 22

Rage Against the Machine's mouthpiece unveils new EP with former Mars Volta drummer Jon Theodore, dubbing the group One Day as a Lion.
Zack de la Rocha / Photo by Eric Nowels

A new release from Rage Against the Machine frontman Zack de la Rocha has become the stuff of legend.

Hello, Blue Roses

Who? The love child of two multi-talented, multi-tasking eclectics, Hello, Blue Roses pairs visual artist/vocalist/flautist Sydney Vermont with her scraggly-haired sweetheart, artsy singer/songwriter Dan Bejar (Destroyer, New Pornographers, Swan Lake), to make up this charming duo. Their intimacy

Rafter Dreams of 'Drugs'

Exclusive! Download the lively head-trip "Drugs" from Rafter's ambitious song-a-day project, leading up to the release of the band's Sex Death Cassette LP.

Patience is apparently not a virtue in the world of singer/songwriter Rafter Roberts. With his second full-length, Sex Death Cassette, locked and loaded for release on Jan. 22 via Asthmatic Kitty, Rafter has already moved on -- and with a purpose. "I'm trying to write and

Hey Willpower Make You Wanna 'Uh Uh Uh'

Exclusive! Download this filthy romp from the synthy pop pair in celebration of the domestic release for the P.D.A. LP.

Justin Timberlake may have initially brought sexy back, but then he had to go and get all preoccupied with his so-called "love." Luckily, Hey Willpower -- the electronic dirty duo featuring Will Schwartz of Imperial Teen and Tomo Yasuda of Tussle -- pick up the sleazy slack. Here on

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