My Bloody Valentine

Ian Svenonius Interviews Shaun Ryder, So Good it Hurts

Guerrilla Wearfare

Jucipher

Don't Press Release Your Luck

Music industry flacks bombard dizzy critics. Now it's your turn.

Alas Poor Rock, We Knew It Well

Music industry flacks bombard dizzy critics. Now it's your turn.

Taking Back Screamo

On its seventh studio album, New Jersey titan Thursday reinvents the post-hardcore wheel.

Letters from the Issue of February 19, 2009

"Brian had the potential to be anything he wanted to be, but unfortunately his life was cut short."

The Uninvited

Now playing.

Massachusetts Trio 27 Conjures up Swirly Postrock at Revolution

Check them out Monday in Fort Lauderdale.

Patti Smith and Kevin Shields

The Coral Sea (Pask)

Torche

The Coral Sea (Pask)

Return of the Boom Bap

The Rock the Bells tour brings a dream cast of hip-hop heroes, just for one day

This Is Not Spinal Tap

After years of playing heavy metal heroes, the members of Torche aim to blaze a new trail

Serena Maneesh

S/T (Playlouderecordings)

Obsidian

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club would rather rock than fight

Going Blank Again

The LA rockers of Autolux want you to listen between the lines

M83

Before the Dawn Heals Us Mute

Waterford Landing

Waterford Landing Applied Chaotics

Between Something and Nothing

Cocaine case no-actioned; pigeons are rats with wings

Ambulance Ltd

Ambulance Ltd (TVT)

Various Artists

Lost In Translation Soundtrack (Emperor Norton Records)

Pluramon

Dreams Top Rock (Karaoke Kalk)

Double Helix

Recluse DNA replicates and conquers

Baby Steps

Bobby Baker's Baby Robots: A blast from Boca

Struggling with Greatness

Extraterrestrial band next door: Ed Matus' Struggle

Panther, Panther Burning Bright

MC5: Gun-toting revolutionaries say the darndest things

The Return of the Space-Age Bachelor

The now sound of Miami expat Ursula 1000

Rotations

The now sound of Miami expat Ursula 1000

The Joy of Struggle

The now sound of Miami expat Ursula 1000

Best of 2009 Preview: Best Local Album

Best Local AlbumTorche, Meanderthal Hydra Head Recordsmyspace.com/torcheThe underground metal cognoscenti revered the 2005 self-titled debut album by heavy hometown heroes Torche for its melodic take on sludgy sounds. But it was last year's followup, Meanderthal, that won the band a wider audien ... More >>

Head Spins: Danny Ashe

Is a DJ a musician? Some say yes, some say no. If you say yes, what happens when the DJ ditches the turntable and kicks on the Serato? Are they still musicians? And what about the Pioneer CDJ folks? Or the Apple core crowd? Are they musicians too?The question is as old as disco and has been revived ... More >>

Saturday Night: Mumpsy, Surfer Blood, and XOXO at Propaganda

MumpsyThe Orlando InvasionMumpsy, with Surfer Blood and XOXO Saturday, June 14, 2009Propaganda, Lake Worth Better Than: Drinking freshly squeezed OJ with Japanese Tourists. The Review: O-town is famed for being the primary residence of the world's most renowned mouse, and for spewing out annoyingly ... More >>

Head Spins: Danny Ashe

Music-making and mashups in one seamless mix.

Music-making and Mashups

Music-making and mashups in one seamless mix.

Thursday Returns to Revolution on October 20

​In the post-hardcore pantheon, the New Jersey guys of Thursday are millennial gods. Led by the unapologetically erudite frontman Geoff Rickly, in the late '90s and early '00s, their early loud-soft aesthetic helped define what would later come to be known -- often pejoratively -- as "screamo." T ... More >>

Thursday

​In the post-hardcore pantheon, the New Jersey guys of Thursday are millennial gods. Led by the unapologetically erudite frontman Geoff Rickly, in the late '90s and early '00s, their early loud-soft aesthetic helped define what would later come to be known -- often pejoratively -- as "screamo." T ... More >>

Interpol's gig at the Fillmore stirs up Terrors from drummer's past

​In the post-hardcore pantheon, the New Jersey guys of Thursday are millennial gods. Led by the unapologetically erudite frontman Geoff Rickly, in the late '90s and early '00s, their early loud-soft aesthetic helped define what would later come to be known -- often pejoratively -- as "screamo." T ... More >>

Art Basel's best bands and DJs

​In the post-hardcore pantheon, the New Jersey guys of Thursday are millennial gods. Led by the unapologetically erudite frontman Geoff Rickly, in the late '90s and early '00s, their early loud-soft aesthetic helped define what would later come to be known -- often pejoratively -- as "screamo." T ... More >>