Recurring Developments website catalogs every running “Arrested Development” joke
Dr. Tobias Fünke unveils his “sizzling reel”
7 “Arrested Development” reunions you might have missed
Diddy joins “Downton Abbey” cast?
The New York label DFA has produced some music legends, including bands like The Rapture, Holy Ghost!, our friends at YACHT, and, of course, LCD Soundsystem. Founded in 2001 by James Murphy, Jonathan Galkin, and Tim Goldsworthy, the label was instrumental in kick-starting the indie dance revolution and is the subject of a new short…
Michael Giacchino won’t be composing the movie.
Dirty chucks, construction paper armadas, and your head in the clouds.
The Heligoats cause a pile up in the park.
The best part of SXSW is that there is always always always something to do. While SXSW comedy is wrapping up after four great nights, SXSW music is just getting started. Since we try to keep in touch with the times, we’re not showing comedy tonight at the IFC Crossroads House but we are kicking…
We love Eric Wareheim, when he’s making us laugh as one half of the comedy duo Tim & Eric. We love him a lot. But there’s something about this Beach House video that he directed that makes us love him even more. In fact, it almost makes us wish Wareheim directed music videos a lot…
Go behind the scenes with the UK blues rocker whose haunting ballad scored this seasons “The Walking Dead” promo.
SXSW has something for everyone with content for interactive fans, social media buffs, movie lovers, business people and of course a stellar reputation for comedy. That said, but it’s really known as the place that bands come to be seen and heard and fans come to get their socks blown off by balls out rock…
In advance of the highly anticipated 10th-anniversary deluxe reissue of the Postal Service’s Give Up (out 4/9 on Sub Pop), the band has teamed up with director Tom Scharpling for a fantastically funny new video. The conceit is that Scharpling’s video is the lost audition tapes from way back in 2002 when Death Cab For…
Take down this empire with Deb Oh and her Cavaliers.
“I need to make sure I’m still ready to go in a few years for what I hope would be continued work with George,” Williams said at a concert.
A few months ago Brooklyn’s favorite DIY pop punk band The So So Glos swung by our adopted comic’s public access cable show The Chris Gethard Show to perform a rousing rendition of their ballistic anthem “Son of an American.” Now the So So Glos are getting ready to release their brand new record, Blowout,…
Get a face full of man fur behind the scenes with multi-talented comedy band, The Beards.
Watch singer Jesse Nolan and actress Tessa Thompson, and let the spirit take you.
Wild Ones gentle pop melodies are a far cry from the gritty guitar-driven sound that put Portland, Or., on the musical map back in the 90s. Their songs are filled with simple melodies, spare synths and sparse drums layered into unconventional pop melodies with lilting, melancholy songs. It’s a winning combination. Danielle Sullivan’s voice is…
Revel in the softer side of male camaraderie in this ode to adolescence.
Samantha Shelton muses over the hazy indecision of ending a beastly relationship.
When Big Harp first formed, Chris Senseney and Stefanie Drootin-Senseney had already had a baby together. Then they had another baby. And then they finally started playing music together. Only after they recorded their Saddle Creek debut, White Hat, did they start playing gigs. That means when Big Harp goes on tour to support their…
Come closer, lock yourself up in this voyeurism and heartbreak.
Just one listen to Paradise’s debut album, Diary of an Old Soul, reveals a rock band with a blue-jeaned, whiskey-soaked soul. The Portland, Oregon-based band revels in a retro rock n’ roll aesthetic filled with leather-jacketed vocals, crunchy guitars and a slicked-back Americana vibe. Paradise pulls enthusiastically from the same songbook as the Troggs or…
Get some soft focus lovin’ from Millionyoung.
The phrase “Detroit trap pop” may not mean anything to you, but that’s just because you haven’t heard Jamaican Queens yet. The Detroit-based duo some how manages to combine southern trap beats and hazy synth-driven experimentalism to end up sounding something like the lovechild of Grizzly Bear and Young Jeezy. You don’t really want to…
The unpredictable and inventive duo of Buke and Gase have a new album, “General Dome” out today on Brassland. On the new record, the New York-based group continues their trend of creating some of the most both delicate and magnetic music around, filled with explosive textures and fiery layers built on the unique sounds of…
Pop starlet Madison gets the last lick, releasing on her own label.
This is her first live performance of the song.
