Stereogum — Susanna Hoffs has been steadily releasing new music in recent years, most recently the covers albums Bright Lights and The Deep End . Her music-biz novel This Bird Has Flown is also being adapted into a movie. For her next project, the Bangles ... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Michael Steele (Bangles, Runaways). Complicated gurl. Read our classic feature on the Paisley Underground, featuring the Bangles, Dream Syndicate, Rain Parade, Three O’Clock and more: The post Happy Birthday Michael Steele (Bangles, ... more info

Magnet Magazine — 40 years ago today, the Bangles released debut album All Over The Place. We called it “one of the finest girl-group/garage-band albums ever recorded.” Read our classic feature on the Paisley Underground, featuring the Bangles, Dream Syndicate, Ra... more info

Nialler9 — Tracks from The Time, The Bangles, Vanity 6, Sheila E, Kenny Rogers, Martika and more to be featured. more info

Stereogum — In 2017, the Dream Syndicate, one of the leading lights of LA's neo-psychedelic Paisley Underground scene, returned with Did I Find Myself Here?, their first new album since 1988's Ghost Stories. Earlier this year, they contributed to the Paisley Und... more info

Rock Sound — Check out 'Hazy Shade Of Winter'. Gerard Way makes an unexpected cameo in the latest trailer for the Netflix adaptation of The Umbrella Academy. While Gerard isn't slated to appear in the series itself, he does make a musical cam... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Listen to new songs by Cloud Nothings, Girlpool, The Bangles covering The Three O'Clock, Yoko Ono covering John Lennon, SASAMI, Deer Tick, The Free Nationals/Daniel Caesar/Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and more. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — The Bangles, the Dream Syndicate, the Rain Parade, and the Three O'Clock, four of the biggest bands to come out of Los Angeles' Paisley Underground scene in the mid-'80s, have once again joined forces for a new compilation. 3 x 4 is an upcoming colle... more info

Consequence of Sound — YouTuber Bill McClintock somehow figured a way to mash up "Angel of Death" with "Walk Like an Egyptian". more info

Metal Injection — Bill McClintock is back with another wild mash up. You might recall he did that insane mashup combining Wham! and... The post SLAYER vs. THE BANGLES Mashed Up on "Walk Like An Angel Of Death" & Tom Araya's Scream Never Sounded So Pleasant appear... more info