Stereogum — The Replacements’ 1984 classic Let It Be is getting a shiny new deluxe reissue. The rock icons’ third studio album is getting remastered and significantly expanded, comprising four LPs (and three CDs) total, replete with previously unreleased ... more info

Obscure Sound — A nostalgic rocker from The Spumonies, “Take a Look Around” consumes with a hooky and relatable charm — fondly reminiscent of The Replacements in its amiable retrospection. The Brooklyn-based solo project of NJ native Evan D. excels with a guit... more info

Obscure Sound — A dreamy, jangly allure takes hold on “Don’t Turn Out The Light,” a harmonious new single from Ottawa-based project Corduroy Moon. “There’s no doubt, I’m so proud of you,” adoring vocals let out, ascending into a crisper soaring as the ... more info

Obscure Sound — A hazy, fuzzy rock appeal enamors throughout Bougainvillea, the new album from Darren Sullivan. Classic, garage, and grunge influences impart an engaging passion alongside lusher contemplation, resulting in a sound that appeals in its diverse emotion... more info

Antimusic Rock — Bob 'Slim' Dunlap, the former lead guitarist for The Replacements, has died at the age of 73 more info

New York Post — The musician died from complications from the stroke he suffered over 10 years ago. more info

Stereogum — Bob “Slim” Dunlap, former guitarist for Minneapolis rock heroes the Replacements, has died. Dunlap suffered a stroke in 2012, and he never fully recovered, dealing with limited speech and mobility for the rest of his life. The Minneapolis Sta... more info

Magnet Magazine — 40 years ago today, the Replacements released Let It Be. What’s an answering machine? Paul Westerberg takes a ride through his back catalog in MAGNET: The post The Replacements Released “Let It Be” 40 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Ma... more info

Obscure Sound — Austin-based act Very Busy People craft a contemplative, melodic longing on “Pale Blue Dot.” Shades of The Replacements’ “Sixteen Blue” shows aesthetically, within a dreamier and elegant arsenal that infuses sporadic piano twinkling amidst ... more info

Stereogum — In The Alternative Number Ones, I’m reviewing every #1 single in the history of the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks/Alternative Songs, starting with the moment that the chart launched in 1988. This column is a companion piece to The Number Ones, a... more info