Faith No More, after an 18-year recorded absence, is back today with a new CD, Sol Invictus, and the band sounds as finely tuned and ferocious as ever, even if…
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For the latest chapter in the ongoing saga that is la telanovela Calexico — Edge of the Sun, out now on Anti- Records – let us begin at the finale and…
Charli XCX is taking forever and a day to release her second LP. Lady Gaga is moving on from her Artflop with a promising jazz duets album with Tony Bennett….
Summer is officially here, so things are about to get hot. This past week, two spicy songs with azure nomenclature landed in my inbox. Which one best gets your knickers in…
Joe Marson has excellent taste in profanity — and a bit of bona fide electric soul magic.
The catchiest song about a coke addict you’re going to hear all day.
Looking for a killer single to add to your summer playlist? Young Rising Sons have you covered.
Popdose is streaming the first EP from new country artist, Joshua O’Keefe. Check it out!
Hear the latest from the “eclectic but accessible” Colorado five-piece.
Adam and Andrea Melia love each other. Chances are, you’ll love them too.
Sometimes less is more, and Leela James proves it with her understated new single.
While Guster wraps up work on their next (as-yet untitled) studio album and preps the release of some live anniversary sets, here’s a teaser: A rare performance of the Keep…
Clark takes a minute out of his Grammy victory tour to deliver a little free music.
L.A.’s Peach Kings bring the mojo thunder with their latest single.
Heartbreak is no fun, but Kye Alfred Hillig’s latest single makes it sound sweet.
The new Arkells record comes out in August, which suddenly seems much too far away.
Who needs youth and riches when you’ve got a catchy chorus and some synths?
Missing the Civil Wars? Jonesing for fresh Lumineers-style folk pop? Look no further.
Popdose presents “Magenta,” the first single from DeQn Sue’s new album “Zeitgeist.”
Funk rock gets a bad rap because of the way it’s been misappropriated by frat-friendly bands like 311 and Sublime, but when it’s good, it’s good — check your Funkadelic…
For a song that threatens to start a revolution with boots to the ground, Claire London‘s “Hit the Switch” is suspiciously pristine — a chilly tower of sound sculpted out…
Japanther? Is that like an Indiantelope or a Mexicostritch? I don’t know, but I do know that the Brooklyn duo’s new single, “Take Me in and Let Me Go,” is…
Here in New Hampshire, it just yesterday broke 60 degrees for the first time since November, and we’re all in full-on spring fever, so I don’t know what the hell…
Grab a free track from the Brooklyn duo’s new LP, “Sack Lunch.”