Though Coachella 2021 has once again been cancelled, as we move into what would be Weekend 1 of the iconic festival, we wanted to revisit some of the performances that might have flown under the
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Although the music industry was upended in 2020 with tours on pause and the normal album release schedule disrupted, artists came up with creative avenues to share their music via livestreams to
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2020 has been certainly one for the books as it started off with the tragic loss of iconic basketball player Kobe Bryant, followed by the Coronavirus pandemic, the calls for social justice after the
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As the aughts gave us groundbreaking music with the rise of indie rock, blog-influenced bands and a period of emo bands, the 2010s provided a wealth of new music. The era of 2010-2019 saw the rise
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The close of the 2010s gives us a chance to reflect on the incredible music that was released over the past ten years. Technology played a huge role in not only the exposure of new music but enabled
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As festival season is approaching, the most exciting music festival is celebrating their 20th anniversary---Coachella! The first Coachella festival occurred in 1999 with acts: Beck, Tool, Morrissey,
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With the new year only two days old, the lineup for Coachella 2019 was announced in the late evening on the West Coast. Headlining this year's event are Childish Gambino, Tame Impala and Ariana
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Courtney Barnett tackles the top spot on our chart with “Nameless, Faceless” that comes from her forthcoming album, Tell Me How You Really Feel, out May 18 via Mom + Pop Records. Fresh off their
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CHVRCHES top the chart this week with the track “Get Out,” from their forthcoming album, Love Is Dead. Courtney Barnett takes the runner-up spot with “Nameless, Faceless” from her new album,
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Lots of quality new music was released in 2016 from new albums by Frank Ocean, Radiohead, The 1975 and Green Day, to new artists in Bishop Briggs, Gallant, Aurora and Sofi Tukker. As we take a look
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This year brought us many iconic records and singles. Both newcomers and veterans redefined trends and made their names. Let's take a look back at some of the greatest albums of 2015.
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Tame Impala's latest effort Currents is the next step in the evolution of their sound and a psych-pop masterpiece; their most consistent album to date.
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Winter has finally let up in Boston, and with it's exit, we welcome the fifth semiannual Boston Calling music festival. As always, one of, if not the smallest festival in the circuit more than makes
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Fresh on the heels of their performance at Coachella 2015, Tame Impala has released their first official single "'Cause I'm A Man." The track will be featured on the Australian band's forthcoming
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2012’s Lonerism, the critically acclaimed and Grammy nominated sophomore record of Australia’s Tame Impala, further explored and improved the neo-psychedelic style found on their debut LP
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The world is waiting to know who will win on Sunday. From Black Sabbath to Kanye West, the who’s who are getting their recognition. So which nominees will make the cut at the Grammys?
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Australian band Pond came together in 2008, the band was created by two members of the band Tame Impala. Pond consists of Nick Albrook (guitarist) and Jay Watson (drummer) - both from Tame Impala,
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Tame Impala have released the first track as a free download from their forthcoming album, Lonerism. "Apocalypse Dreams" is available as a free download for the next week and is the newest material
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