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Rock in Taichung Starts October 31: Four Free Stages, 50 Acts and a Guide to the Two-Day Lineup
Wenxin Forest Park and Fulfillment Amphitheatre host two days of music. From FUJI ROCK’s emerging-artist exchange to the Gyeonggi Content Agency partnership, choose a day before mapping your stages.
Marika Hackman's New Album *False Dogs*: A Children's Choir Sings Out the Dull Ache and Hesitation of Turning 33
Marika Hackman has announced her fifth album *False Dogs* alongside lead single "33," a record on which she plays almost every instrument herself, and has unveiled the biggest UK and European tour of her career.
Julia Holter's Happy Accident: How a Tour Bonus Track Grew Into New Album 'Materia'
Julia Holter just wanted to write one new song for her band to throw into their tour setlist. She dug up an old Logic file to mess around, and ended up piecing together an entirely new album, Materia, spanning 2020 to 2024.
LA Duo The Eiffels Self-Produce New Track, Inspired by a Poem the Singer Wrote at 17
Sean Ulbs and Jade Michael of The Eiffels self-produced for the first time, with the lyrics to their new single "You Make Me New" lifted almost word-for-word from a poem the singer wrote in high school.
Phoebe Bridgers Hosts Listening Party on Roller Skates: She Wants Her New Album to Live in Real Life, Not on Your Phone
Ahead of the release of "Lost Weekend," Phoebe Bridgers skated around a Los Angeles rink playing the record for fans, while personally explaining why she chose poster campaigns over online hype.
Zero Radio Play, Still No. 1: The Reytons Prove Community Beats Airplay With Second Chart-Topping Album
Rotherham indie band The Reytons' self-released fourth album "A Love Letter To A Broken Town" has landed at No. 1 in the UK, with frontman Jonny Yerrell insisting the whole thing was done without a single spin on mainstream radio.