Back in 2021, the cult-beloved Connecticut indie band Ovlov released Buds, a great album that occasioned a Stereogum interview. Today, the band has released frontman Steve Hartlett’s demos for that ...

These weeks fly by as we have already landed on yet another adrenaline-filled New Music Friday. No need to book a skydiving adventure or hike a volcano to ...

Matthew Young has announced his first new album in almost 40 years. The experimental electronic musician has two LPs under his belt: 1981’s Recurring Dreams, which was reissued 2014, and 1986’s ...

Zachary Ezrin says people dismiss his guitar talents because of how dissonant his music is, but the extreme metallers continue to turn heads with a roster of extremely rare Floyd Rose-equipped Gibsons ...

The highlights of the 2025 Perth Festival embraced Australian First Nations and contemporary Southeast Asian storytelling.

In fact, Heartbreakers Beach Party opens by billing itself not as a documentary, but as “A Profile by Cameron Crowe” — the ...

For SKIN, the band signed to Esoteric Antenna, but new album Incarnate will be self-released through Panic Room’s own label ...

WYSO's Assistant Music Director Evan Miller highlights upcoming performers in the "The Outside Presents" concert series, including the instrumental group Hour and singer-songwriter Kate Wakefield.

Growing up in Serbia, Pedja Kovačević hadn’t really heard of someone in contemporary and experimental music starting their own record label. The smaller ones were mostly electronic German and ...

Get ready for a weekend of raw energy and dark vibes as Shanghai’s live music scene heats up! From gritty punk and thrash to haunting synths and experimental jazz, this week has something for every ...

And there is ample opportunity to hear music, too—much of the weekend free and open to the public. Moosa, whose given name is Brian Harrington, opens for Brooklyn-based experimental musician Matthew ...

Why, within the spectrum of Black experimental music, was one of its strongest purveyors allowed to drift into obscurity despite her contributions to art and civil rights? Even as I ponder these ...