Brooklyn Vegan — Following a decade of touring without new material, a reunited Pixies released Indie Cindy in 2014, their first "new" album since 1991's Trompe Le Monde, though it was really just a compilation of the band's previously released EP1 and EP2,... more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus, the indie rock veterans announce world tour. more info

Rolling Stone — Pixies have announced their new album Head Carrier, the band's first LP since 2014's Indie Cindy, will arrive in September. Black Francis and company also unveiled the album's raging first single "Um Chagga Lugga," a slice of trademark surf punk f... more info

Stereogum — Two years ago, alt-rock heroes Pixies released Indie Cindy, their first album since their 1991 breakup, and it turned out to be pretty divisive. But they didn’t let that stop them. After teasing new recordings, Pixies have announced a whole new alb... more info

Uncut — There's November tour dates, too There's November tour dates, too The post Pixies announce new album, Head Carrier, and share track “Um Chagga Lagga” appeared first on Uncut. more info

The Quietus — The Boston band reveal their first album since 2014 more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — WallFrom: New York City, United StatesMilk from New York post punk foursome Wall pitches it's unconventional tent somewhere between the Velvet Underground and Monkey's Gone To Heaven era Pixies. Lyrically obtuse, singer Sam York recites "the ... more info

Consequence of Sound — With a performance like this, the next man Shannon meets will be named Oscar. more info

Popdose — Crisp, crunchy pop would be an accurate description of Ryan Cassata’s newest release, Shine.  This 22-year old Long Island native has already issued four full-length albums since 2011 and now, he’s breaking new creative ground with this 10 track... more info

Guardian Music — (Dead Oceans)Given this generation’s supposed fondness for oversharing, you’d think albums as open and unflinching as Mitski’s fourth would be ten-a-penny. But in fact it’s quite the opposite, and this New Yorker’s ... more info