As 2017 draws to a close, it's time to reflect on all the great music that was released during the last year and made an impact. The year gone by was a successful one for artists like Portugal. The
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Lorde stays on top of the B-Sides top 10 chart, as “Green Light” continues to its reign ahead of the highly anticipated sophomore release Melodrama, slated to be released this summer. “Scared
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Lorde reigns atop the B-Sides Top 10 with "Green Light", from her forthcoming album entitled Melodrama. Coachella artists are sprinkled throughout with the xx, Glass Animals, Grouplove, Marshmello
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Marshmello maintains pole position but has formidable competition with new entries by Portugal. The Man and Lorde. Check out this week's Top 10!
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Marshmello makes a few moves up to the top spot as the xx slides down to the runner-up position. Sylvan Esso and LP continues their upward momentum as Grouplove debuts on the chart. Check out this
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The xx have made it one month on top of our chart with “On Hold”, locking out Marian Hill, who spends another week in the runner-up spot. Maggie Rogers debuts in the countdown with “Alaska as
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The xx are on top again this week, as the band is also adding more shows in various cities where they already have booked sold out to keep up with the demand. The chart is somewhat stable with
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The xx maintain the momentum after releasing their critically acclaimed album, I See You, while Marian Hill leap to the runner up position with “Down”. Debuts by AFI and Oliver Heldens represent
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Tunes tunes tunes! Our Tunes for Tuesday on our Instagram story this week puts the spotlight on great new music that’s been ON-REPEAT here at B-Sides. 2017 kicked off with the return of The xx
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The lineup for Sasquatch Festival 2013 has been announced. Performers for the three-day festival includes, Mumford & Sons, Vampire Weekend, The Postal SErvice, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, The
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The xx released their second full length album, Coexist in September, adding to their stark, plodding collection. The British group's first album was intricate, with impulsive and full-bodied
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Following such a strong debut album in 2009 with xx, fans and critics alike weren’t sure how London trio The xx would be able to out-do themselves on this next record, but it’s hard to ignore the
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