Walton Goggins stars in The Strokes' 'Going Shopping' video
Walton Goggins has played a cult leader, a US Marshal and now a Strokes video co-star. Reality Awaits arrives 24th July, and the campaign around it just got considerably more interesting.
Alternative Rock
Why Kurt Cobain hated everything about Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith
Kurt Cobain grew up on Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith. Then punk arrived, and everything he had loved about classic rock became everything he despised about it.
Nothing But Thieves reveal Stray Dogs album and 2027 arena world tour with new single 'Evolution'
Guerrilla posters, a cryptic YouTube build, a secret Newcastle show and a Radio 1 Big Weekend appearance: Nothing But Thieves have announced their fifth album in considerable style, and 'Evolution' suggests it will justify every bit of it.
Your Favourite Toy review | 430 therapy sessions and a guitar: Foo Fighters' most personal record yet
Foo Fighters' 12th album drops Kurstin, brings in Nine Inch Nails drummer Ilan Rubin, and arrives carrying more biographical weight than anything they've made before. Whether the music matches the moment depends on which track you're on.
The one guitarist Kurt Cobain dreamed would join Nirvana
Long before Nirvana conquered the world, Cobain had his eye on one of alternative rock's most distinctive guitarists to complete his lineup.
The bands Keanu Reeves can’t live without
The actor and musician once listed the bands that defined his early listening.
The countercultural legend Thom Yorke loves
The Radiohead frontman has drawn on a wide range of influences, but one figure proved especially formative.
Make-up Is A Lie review | Uneven, reflective, but quietly one of Morrissey's better recent albums
Four decades into his career, Morrissey delivers an album that may frustrate at times but still holds genuine musical appeal.
I Used To Go To This Bar review | Joyce Manor sound sharp, settled, and oh-so enjoyable
Growing up does not mean giving everything up, and Joyce Manor prove that on a record built from familiarity rather than surprise.
'Neighbours' marks a dark and unhinged comeback for humour
Glasgow’s Humour return with 'Neighbours,' their first release in nearly two years, a post-hardcore blast of paranoia and intensity.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs announce Hidden In Pieces tour with reimagined classics
Yeah Yeah Yeahs return with their Hidden In Pieces tour, reimagining their biggest hits and deep cuts with strings and piano in intimate venues.
Young Knives announce 2025 UK tour with new single 'Cause & Effect' from Landfill
Young Knives unveil 'Cause & Effect,' a quirky track from their upcoming Landfill album. Explore time, rap, and their unique take on legacy before the 2025 UK tour.
Pixies drop ‘Oyster Beds’ ahead of London’s All Points East: 'It's basically a list of everything I've been painting'
Just before their All Points East gig, Pixies release ‘Oyster Beds’, a new single from their upcoming album The Night the Zombies Came.
'Drums full tilt. Guitars slamming. Barry’s riffs soaring over the whole thing' | Twin Atlantic give us a track-by-track breakdown of Meltdown
Twin Atlantic break down their fiery new album Meltdown, track by track, revealing the raw emotions and studio magic behind the record.
Humane The Moon unveils new single 'Tear It Down' and announces upcoming EP
East London indie artist Humane The Moon releases new single 'Tear It Down' and announces his second EP Debris Joice set for release this September.
