So, did anyone get an Oasis ticket? No? Thought not. At this point the discourse regarding the return of the (formerly) battling Gallagher brothers and the controversial, dynamic pricing shit show ...

When discussing indie bands of the 2000s, several big names often pop up. Many are quick to throw out Arcade Fire, MGMT, The Strokes and eventually the name Vampire Weekend as well. While maybe not ...

The Stone Roses are often heralded as one of the most influential bands in British music history, and much of that influence can be traced back to the relentless bass lines of Gary "Mani" Mounfield.

Ms. LESLIE FEIST (Singer): (Singing) Teenage hopes who have tears in their eyes, too scared to own up to one little lie. ALISON STEWART, host: Of course, you recognize that song. But non-music lovers ...

Nothing hits quite like The Monitor. Titus Andronicus really outdid themselves with that 2010 record, and it’s pretty shocking that it didn’t at least make it to the Billboard 200. Fortunately, though ...

The 00s were an exciting time for British guitar bands. They were! Seriously, ignore anyone who bangs on about “landfill indie” – in fact, memorise this whole paragraph to wheel out if anyone ever ...

K-pop may be the first thing that comes to mind when people think of the Korean music industry, but in addition to pop idols, there’s also a growing scene of K-indie artists. Whether you’re a fan of ...

Tamil Indie music is starting to make a big noise and not just around Chennai. New voices mean the genre is gaining serious momentum around the world.

Korean indie musicians are finding freedom and success abroad, trading the competitive K-pop scene for international ...

The 1990s were a great decade for music, particularly in the indie rock and indie pop spaces. With so much good music to crowd the airwaves, it’s only expected that a few killer bands from that era ...

Can you feel nostalgic for something that never happened? If so, the recent Paramount Plus series Lolla: The Story of Lollapalooza offers up a few hauntological pangs for Lollapalooza 2004. That year ...