Stereogum — Two years ago, the soft and incisive Brooklyn indie-folk band Florist released a really good self-titled album. Now, they’re part of the soundtrack for I Saw The TV Glow , the new indie horror film from We’re All Going To The World’s Fair ... more info

Stereogum — A couple weeks ago, we got a trailer for I Saw The TV Glow, and it featured a cover of Broken Social Scene’s “Anthems For A Seventeen Year-Old Girl” by Yeule. Today, Yeule’s full cover is being released alongside some more details about th... more info

Obscure Sound — “Ways to Cope” is a resonating rock single from New Hampshire-based act Happy Just to See You. The expressive, rousing track precedes the act’s upcoming self-titled album, anticipating to release in early 2024. Steady, jangly guitars and a slig... more info

Stereogum — Snail Mail’s Lindsey Jordan shared the “Easy Thing” demo last month and has been doing some surprise appearances. In February, she and Clairo were brought out by Joy Again in New York City for some covers; in July, she joined Weezer on stage... more info

JamBase — Concert tickets on sale today include Dark Star Orchestra, Thundercat, Gov’t Mule & Trombone Shorty, Umphrey’s McGee, Broken Social Scene, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, STS9, JJ Grey & Mofro, The Afghan Whigs, AWOLNATION and Marlon Williams. more info

Stereogum — You Forgot It In People, the album that turned the Toronto collective Broken Social Scene into indie rock royalty, turns 20 years old this year. BSS are going all-out to celebrate. They’ve already announced a new graphic novel inspired by the a... more info

Stereogum — Broken Social Scene’s breakthrough album You Forgot It In People turns 20 later this year. The Canadian collective are already set to perform it in full at least once in 2022, at Eddie Vedder’s Ohana Fest, and they recently announced that they... more info

JamBase — Watch Broken Social Scene's new AI-generated psychedelic video for "Can't Find My Heart" from their 2019 EP Let's Try The After Vol. 2. more info

Nialler9 — Bad news for Irish and European fans. more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus: Franz Ferdinand, Nick Murphy, Bloc Party (performing Silent Alarm), Broken Social Scene, Sharon Van Etten, and more. Corona Capital 2019: The Strokes, Billie Eilish, The Raconteurs, Interpol among highlights Alex Young more info