Stereogum — Last year prolific lo-fi luminary (Sandy) Alex G leapt into a new echelon of fame, fidelity, and (arguably) overall quality with Rocket , his Domino debut ( DSU forever, though). Today he's back with "Fay," a melancholy indie-rock ballad that float... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Say Sue Me hail from South Korea, but make indie rock that sounds like it was made in American in the 90s. Their single “Good For Some Reason” captures the essences of acts like Pavement, Built to Split and other greats. The track was recorded f... more info

Nialler9 — Previously featured Dublin five-piece indie-rock band Silverbacks remind me of an upbeat and noise-driven version of Parquet Courts with a touch of Pavement. ‘Just For A Better View’ released on their on PK Miami Records explores themes of ... more info

Core News — “The Don’s selections cross time, space and genre. Each week he blends his favourite new music with classics from the UK, USA, Jamaica, Africa and way beyond. Don also highlights a piece of Crucial Vinyl – a cherished item from his own record c... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — Swine TaxFrom: Newcastle Upon TyneFeels Like is the fourth single by Newcastle upon Tyne (U.K) based DIY indie rockers Swine Tax (previous singles featured on the blog earlier this year, Fresh Sounds 2nd July 2017, Fresh Sounds 30th July). The singl... more info

Metal Injection — Details on Anvil's 17th LP Pounding The Pavement and European Tour Dates. The post ANVIL Announce New Album Pounding The Pavement appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Stereogum — Pavement, one of the most beloved and influential bands in indie rock history, ended a decade-long hiatus to embark on a lengthy reunion tour in 2010. They've been back to their separate pursuits since then -- although co-founders Stephen Malkmus and... more info

Sweeping The Nation — 1992 was not a great year for pop. It was almost an eclectic one, which started with Nevermind knocking Michael Jackson's Dangerous off Billboard number one and ended with the soundtrack to The Bodyguard selling ridiculous amounts, but the UK cha... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — GeniusFrom: Busan, South KoreaWith influences including Ralph Wiggum, pro wrestling, The Cramps, punk '76, pulp comics, Pedro the Lion, schlock films, cold grapes, Al Bundy, dry socks, The Walkmen, Pavement, drunk ballads, and the young Chow Yun ... more info

Detroit Free Press — The 4-day lineup includes Nina & the Buffalo Riders, Messenger Birds, Escaping Pavement and Thornetta Davis             more info