There’s 334 different titles on hand for this year’s Record Store Day, which usually falls on the third Saturday of April but ...

A new documentary examines the golden age of funk music, when large, often interracial bands lay down syncopated grooves that ...

Though many tracks are short, a four-minute closer, I Don’t Want To Know, steers them alongside bands like Basement or Superheaven ... teenage grunge without seeming like it’s trying too ...

And then the music lost its groove. The ‘80s and ‘90s brought hip hop, grunge, rap and alternative rock. Today’s charts are dominated by plastic dance pop that feels like it’s been ...

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Battle of the Bands returned to Carleton for the first time since the pandemic, with four bands fighting for the ultimate ...

A list in which we sacrifice some of our favourite opening tracks in the name of journalistic integrity... but seriously, no Serve The Servants?

Dim’s name is familiar to Chicagoans who love shoegaze that goes heavy on the guitar pedals, but the local four-piece should be more widely known. The band debuted in 2015 with a powerhouse ...

Featuring Destroyer, Doves, Marie Davidson, Greentea Peng, Dean Wareham, Hannah Cohen, and more of 2025's best so far according to our Indie Basement column.

To describe their idiosyncratic combination of scruffy bubblegum hooks, raw guitar wizardry, and unapologetic indie-rock weirdness, they coined the term “gunk pop,” which inclines plenty of folks to ...