Stereogum — Lately, alt-rock heroes Dinosaur Jr. have been celebrating the 30th anniversary of their album Where You Been with a series of shows in London and Brooklyn, and they’ve had help. In London, reclusive My Bloody Valentine leader and old Dino Jr. b... more info

Obscure Sound — Showing a bright alt-pop sound, “Smile (No Fox Gibbon)” is a harmonious new single from Chandra, an artist from Bristol, UK. Catching our attention this past summer with the track “Lighters To The Sky,” Chandra shows well again with this late... more info

Stereogum — Last year, the glammy Britpop veterans Suede — still legally known as the London Suede on this side of the Atlantic — released Autofiction , their ninth album. Today, as the Line Of Best Fit reports, the band announces plans for a deluxe edit... more info

Nialler9 — Paul Weller is the latest for the Trinity Summer Series in Dublin next summer. After announcements of Manic Street Preachers & Suede, Paul Willer is the latest act for Trinity Summer Series in Dublin. Weller takes to the stage on Thursday July 4th... more info

Nialler9 — Two giants of ’90s UK indie and rock are going on a headline tour. Manic Street Preachers and Suede have announced a co-headline tour for summer 2024. The gigs starr at Llangollen in Wales on 28th June head to Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl an... more info

Stereogum — Thanks to her performances in films like I’m Thinking Of Ending Things, The Lost Daughter, and Alex Garland’s forthcoming Men, the Irish actor Jessie Buckley is quickly becoming one of the most critically beloved up-and-coming movie stars in t... more info

Obscure Sound — Tacono Gate’s sound drips with rock nostalgia, ranging from the post-punk intensity of Joy Division to haunting guitar tones reminiscent of Suede. “Something in Your Eyes” shows this well, in addition to a chorus with added effervescence and in... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — There are a number of stories of artists that took the long road to commercial success, but the story of Pulp is an especially curious one. This is a band that spent significant time in the artistic wilderness — nearly 15 years. And then, sudd... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — This week: the terrific debut from Liverpool psych band The Fernweh, plus 'Killing Eve' soundtrackers Unloved, reviews of LPs by Mr. Twin Sister, Les Big Byrd and Suede, and the best Buzzcocks song ever. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Suede are unlikely survivors, twice over, and this year's dark, orchestral 'The Blue Hour,' shows they are still a creative force. Continue reading… more info