Stereogum — The ultra-glamorous grand dame Marianne Faithfull has a rich place in the annals of rock history, and her recording career stretches back more than 50 years. It’s still going, too. Two years ago, Faithfull teamed up with Nick Cave collaborator W... more info

DrownedInSound — DiS caught up with Belly's Tanya Donelly prior to their recent show at Nottingham Rescue Rooms more info

New York Times — The band led by Tanya Donelly found fame in the ’90s, then quickly split. Twenty-three years later, the group has a new album and isn’t focused on the past. more info

Stereogum — Belly -- the Weeknd-affiliated rapper who co-wrote much of Beauty Behind The Madness, not the recently reunited alt-rock quartet led by Tanya Donelly -- was seemingly attacked by Coachella security during the Weeknd's headlining set at the festival l... more info

Stereogum — Belly are releasing their first album in 23 years in May. It's called DOVE and we've already heard one song from it, "Shiny One," and today they're sharing another, the tight-knit "Stars Align." "Just for tonight, let's not talk about you or me/ We'r... more info

Guardian Music — The Breeders’ singer and guitarist talks rehab, Pixies and caring for her mother with Alzheimer’sKim Deal, 56, sings and plays rhythm guitar with the Breeders, formed in 1989 as a side project with Throwing Muses’ Tanya Donelly. ... more info

Rolling Stone — Belly will release their first LP in 23 years, Dove, on May 4th. The alt-rock quartet previewed the album with new single, "Shiny One." Tanya Donelly belts through the synth-y haze: "Call my fallen angel/ When the call comes, you answer it/ When the ... more info

Stereogum — At the beginning of last year, Belly, the '90s alt-pop quartet led by Tanya Donelly, announced that they were reuniting to tour and release new music. About a year ago, they played their first shows together since disbanding in 1996. And now they've ... more info

Stereogum — Last night, Eddie Vedder headlined Hot Stove Cool Music, the annual Boston benefit concert to raise funds for local underprivileged youth. Held at Paradise Rock Club, the lineup also featured veteran Boston musicians like Letters To Cleo's Kay Hanley... more info

Sweeping The Nation — Because remember: NEW MUSIC DOES NOT STOP. christian fitness - slap bass hunksPlease refer to yesterday's post. Waxahatchee - SilverKatie Crutchfield returns with a meaningful guitar crunch that harkens back to the days when we called this kind o... more info