Stereogum — All Things Go DC returns to Merriweather Post Pavillion this September for its 12th year. Last week it was announced that Hayley Williams ("the Hayley Williams Show") and Mitski would headline the three-day festival, and today the full lineup has been revealed, with notable inclusions like Ethel Cain, Zara Larsson, and Slayyyter. The post All Things Go DC Announces 2026 Lineup appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — Once upon a time, Parts & Labor might’ve been the catchiest noise-rock band in the land. The New York group always went crazy with serrated synth-blurts and overdriven drumming. But they also belted out huge and hearty rock songs, and their hooks would always shine through the effects. After breaking up and playing their final… The post Parts & Labor – “Haunted Limbs” appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — The Avalanches’ new album launch is underway. Last fall, the Australian electronic duo teased LP4 on Instagram with a photo of a pile of LaCie Rugged drives. Recently they wiped their Instagram and unveiled a new logo (that may to take inspiration from Tasuro Yamashita's 1983 album Melodies). And, over the past few days, the Avalanches rolled out an RPG of sorts to kick off their new era. The post The Avalanches Tease New Album With Retro-Futurist ARG appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — The Iron Blossom Festival has been happening in Richmond, Virginia for the past few years, but it's never had a lineup like this. This year's Iron Blossom goes down Sep. 19-20 at Richmond's Midtown Green, and it's got '00s titans LCD Soundsystem and Jack White topping a lineup that also includes heavy hitters like Geese, Dijon, and viral math-rock cartoon characters Angine De Poitrine, who are on the poster right in between Portugal. The Man and Phantogram. That's fun! The post Iron Blossom 2026 Lineup Has LCD Soundsystem, Jack White, Geese, Dijon, More appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Magnet Magazine — More than two decades removed from her last solo album, Paula Kelley has reemerged with the wonderfully luminescent Blinking As The Starlight Burns Out (Wharf Cat). Following her early run as an integral member of Boston-based shoegaze pioneers Drop Nineteens, Kelley has sustained her craft over the years with behind-the-scenes work as an arranger and […] The post Five Questions With Paula Kelley (Drop Nineteens) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy 70th birthday Sharon Jones. R.I.P. You gave the people what they wanted. Read our review of her essential final album: The post Happy 70th Birthday Sharon Jones, R.I.P. appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — 45 years ago today, the Undertones released Positive Touch. Nothing good lasts forever. The post The Undertones Released “Positive Touch” 45 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Mike Dirnt (Green Day). They’re all out without you having fun. Photo for MAGNET by Wes Orshoski. Read the San Francisco popcore feature we did on Green Day, Jawbreaker and J Church 30 years ago: The post Happy Birthday Mike Dirnt (Green Day) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info