Stereogum — Last month, Snail Mail released
Lush
, one of the best albums of the year so far. They're now on tour in support of the new album. They played at Philadelphia’s Union Transfer last night, where frontwoman Lindsey Jordan brought out a special guest... more info
Brooklyn Vegan — Snail Mail's Lindsey Jordan introduced the cover of Sheryl Crow's "Strong Enough," on which she dueted with Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield, with "this is for all the heteros, thank you."
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Stereogum — Fleabite are a four-piece band that's split up between Brooklyn and Philadelphia. They're fronted by Ali Donohue, who plays in Waxahatchee's live band, and Aye Nako's Jade Payne and Joe McCann now count themselves as members. Which is to say that Fle... more info
Stereogum — Primavera Sound might just be the greatest music festival in the world. It's certainly one of the best-booked, with a lineup that always manages to be both stacked and diverse. This year, Björk, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Migos, and Arctic Monkeys a... more info
Brooklyn Vegan — The lineup also includes Prince's backing band The Revolution, Thundercat, dvsn, Liz Phair, Waxahatchee, Gang Gang Dance, Body/Head, Grouper, U.S. Girls, Haliu Mergia, and more.
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Stereogum — The Raleigh, NC-based festival Hopscotch has announced its 2018 lineup. Miguel, Grizzly Bear, Belle & Sebastian, and MC5's Kick Out The Jams 50th anniversary group have top billing. Other artists playing include Thundercat, the Revolution, Liz Phair,... more info
We All Want Someone To Shout For — All photos by Joe Saturday Among the albums released in 2017, The Navigator by Hurray for the Riff Raff (released via ATO Records) and Out of the Storm by Waxahatchee (released via Merge Records) were two of my personal favorites. Much to my delight,... more info
Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Iron & Wine, Mudhoney, Gallant / Jamilla Woods, Waxahatchee, Jade Bird, Shake Graves, and more tickets on sale.
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Topix — As Bedouine, Azniv Korkejian's twilight set held the full attention of the burgeoning audience, a rapt silence falling over the crowd from the opening guitar plucks of "You Kill Me." more info
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