LargeHeartedBoy — Morrissey's debut novel List of the Lost will be published next month in the UK. Pitchfork is counting down the 200 best songs of the 1980s. Midnight Breakfast interviewed FSG editor Emily Bell. SPIN profiled singer-songwriter Chelsea Wolfe. The Rump... more info

Stereogum — Preeminent goth-rocker Chelsea Wolfe’s fifth album, Abyss, officially comes out next week but, as these things now go, it’s streaming early via NPR. This is the first record that Wolfe really commits to the whole metal thing she’s been flirting... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher Chelsea Wolfe's new album, Abyss, comes out next week via Sargent House, and now it's streaming in full. Chelsea Wolfe's music has always crossed boundaries -- dark enough for metalheads, somber enough for the folk crowd, unique... more info

Stereogum — We’ve heard three tracks — “Iron Moon,” “Carrion Flowers,” and “After The Fall” — from Chelsea Wolfe’s new album, Abyss, so far, but “Grey Days” may be the most icily gorgeous yet. It begins with a staticky howl that turns int... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher photo by Shaina Hedlund Chelsea Wolfe already released "Iron Moon" and "Carrion Flowers" from her upcoming Abyss album (due 8/7 via Sargent House), and today she put out a third single, "After The Fall." It's got her... more info

Stereogum — Goth queen Chelsea Wolfe has a new album out next month, and we’ve already heard two massive, torrential songs, “Iron Moon” and “Carrion Flowers.” At first blush, new track “After The Fall” seems to be something softer, beginning with a... more info

Stereogum — Soon after the release of the first single off her upcoming album, Abyss, Chelsea Wolfe shared another new track, “Carrion Flowers” — which was featured in the trailer for Dark Places. And now Wolfe delivers the perfect black-and-white video fo... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tickets for the Beirut show at Radio City go on sale at noon. Tickets for the Stars shows at Bowery Ballroom and MHOW go on sale at noon. Tickets to see the September 9 Chelsea Wolfe and Wovenhand show... more info

Stereogum — Chelsea Wolfe has been the reigning queen of spooky-sad songwriting for years now, and if “Iron Moon” and “Carrion Flowers” are at all indicative of what her forthcoming album Abyss will unleash, then it’s safe to say that Wolfe won’t be ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher photo: Chelsea Wolfe at Levitation 2015 (more by PSquared) We already heard one song from the upcoming Chelsea Wolfe album, "Iron Moon," which, for someone who's always been at least somewhat associated with metal, was maybe the... more info