Obscure Sound — “The Poster” touts a darkly mysterious rock sound, while still retaining a hooky briskness. The hazy rocker comes from Mad Mofma, a Denver-based act that took shape this past year. Childhood friends Chaz Chapman and Erik Barnes were joined by bas... more info

Stereogum — Last year, the Goon Sax released their Album Of The Week-worthy Mirror II. More recently, they’ve been opening for Snail Mail and later this year they’ll open for Interpol and Spoon on their co-headlining tour. Today, they’ve released a delu... more info

Chorus.fm — Interpol have returned with a video for “Something Changed.” more info

Obscure Sound — Blame It On Leo are rock act from Queensland, Australia, impressing with their catchy new single “The Stranger.” They compare their sound to Two Door Cinema Club, reflective of the band’s ability to churn out easily digestible hooks within enjo... more info

Consequence of Sound — Interpol's Paul Banks and Future Islands' Samuel T. Herring also appear. DJ Shadow announces new album Our Pathetic Age, featuring Run the Jewels, Nas, De La Soul, and more Lake Schatz more info

Consequence of Sound — The limited-edition release arrives in September. Interpol announce 15th anniversary Antics vinyl reissue Lake Schatz more info

Stereogum — In recent weeks, Morrissey has been extremely vocal in his support for For Britain, a fringe far-right and virulently anti-immigration UK political part. This has pissed off a whole lot of his fans. But it has not affected Morrissey's touring plans. ... more info

Stereogum — Recently, Morrissey has been splitting his fanbase by making difficult-to-defend statements. He has, for example, doubled and tripled down on his support of For Britain, a far-right and virulently anti-immigration UK political party. Morrissey's futu... more info

Consequence of Sound — Morrissey's tour mates Interpol also weighed in on the controversy. Billy Bragg says Morrissey has “betrayed” Smiths fans by supporting For Britain Lake Schatz more info

Stereogum — Lately, Morrissey has talking a whole lot of shit, and he's been extremely vocal in support of For Britain, a far-right fringe UK political party. Morrissey wrote an essay endorsing For Britain. He wore a For Britain pin when he performed on The Toni... more info