Oct 28, 2020
By Laura Studarus
Welcome to Why Not Both Wednesdays. Every week, in partnership with the Why Not Both podcast, we’ll be presenting new podcast episodes that explore how multiple passions inform the inspiring lives of musicians, writers, actors, and creatives. This week, the highs and lows of life with Greg Saunier of Deerhoof. More
Oct 28, 2020
By Caleb Campbell
Montréal-based singer/songwriter Edwin Raphael has released his first single since signing to Dine Alone Records. Raphael’s 2019 full-length debut, Will You Think Of Me Later?, established the rising songwriter’s talent for atmospheric folk and gorgeous, swelling instrumentals. His latest track, “Mild Sanity,” premiering with Under The Radar, is equally enthralling as Raphael brings on NYC singer/songwriter Juletta for a graceful feature. More
Oct 27, 2020
By Christopher Roberts
Kevin Morby released a new album, Sundowner, earlier this month via Dead Oceans. Now he has shared a new standalone single, “US Mail,” which is a tribute to the United States Postal Service. There’s a studio version of the song, as well as a video of him performing it live. More
Oct 27, 2020
By Christopher Roberts
Casper Clausen, frontman of Danish trio Efterklang, has announced his debut solo album, Better Way via City Slang, and shared its first single, the nearly nine-minute long “Used to Think.” More
Oct 27, 2020
By Christopher Roberts
Dirty Projectors previously announced their intentions to release five EPs this year and now they have announced their fifth and final EP of 2020, Ring Road via Domino, and shared a new song from it, “Searching Spirit,” via a lyric video. More
Oct 27, 2020
By Christopher Roberts
Cass McCombs is encouraging his U.S. fans to vote next Tuesday with the new track “Don’t (Just) Vote,” which features the eclectic guest cast of Angel Olsen, Bob Weir, and Noam Chomsky. It is a new version of his misunderstood 2011 song “Don’t Vote,” which, despite its title, was actually also a get out the vote song. More
Oct 27, 2020
By Donita Sparks
With next Tuesday’s election day looming and millions of Americans already voting early, we asked musicians to write about notable times they cast a ballot in a new series we’re calling Voting Stories. This entry is by Donita Sparks of L7. More
Oct 27, 2020
By Christopher Roberts
Scotland’s Belle and Sebastian have announced a new live album, What to Look for in Summer, and have shared videos for two tracks from it, live versions of “The Boy With the Arab Strap” and “My Wandering Days Are Over.” The album is not the document of one concert, instead the tracks are culled from various shows in their summer 2019 tour, including their “Boaty Weekender” floating festival. More
Oct 27, 2020
By Christopher Roberts
Still Corners are releasing a new album, The Last Exit, on January 21, 2021 via the band’s own Wrecking Light label. Now they have shared another song from it, “Crying,” via a video for the track, which was written while under quarantine during the pandemic. More
