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Grammy-nominated artist Michelle Zauner, known to fans as Japanese Breakfast, delivered a spellbinding performance at Chicago’s Salt Shed last night in support of her long-awaited fourth album, For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women). The album, produced by Grammy winner Blake Mills and recorded at the storied Sound City Studios in Los Angeles, marks Japanese Breakfast’s first full-length studio effort after a decade of lo-fi experimentation in unconventional spaces. A strikin

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah marked the 20th anniversary of their groundbreaking self-titled debut with a global tour and an exclusive...

Mannequin Pussy’s latest album, I Got Heaven (out March 1 via Epitaph), is their most ambitious and cohesive work yet—a raw, cathartic...

almost monday rolled through Chicago in support of their debut album DIVE. The San Diego trio are seeing continued success with DIVE, as...

A single color or song can transport you instantly to the most joyful or tragic moments of your life, unlocking memories that don’t just...

During the past decade as the frontwoman for the groundbreaking electro-pop trio CHVRCHES, Lauren Mayberry has been asked about "being a...