Chicago band Deeper Discovers Their Identity on ‘Careful!’
Born out of the Chicago DIY scene, Deeper releases ‘Careful!’ and embarks on a fall tour, including a stop at Chicago’s Pitchfork Music Festival next week
Chicago band Deeper Discovers Their Identity on ‘Careful!’
Sad Summer Fest: Pop-punk’s Having a Moment
Bands like Mom Jeans and Taking Back Sunday are bringing their energy to cities across the U.S. with the traveling festival. Think of it as a smaller, more pop-punk driven Warped Tour.
Peach Pit Put on a “Crazy Rock Show”
Before their set at Levitate Music and Arts Festival, the band reveal what they’ve learned from playing live shows, before slaying their opening with “Raining Blood”
Palehound Keeps Their “Eye On The Bat” on New Album
The band sets a new precedent for forward-looking rock with their best album yet
Music’s Triple Threats
It’s no longer just about writing and performing songs—musicians have to become their own promoters on social media. Just ask Justin Bieber, The Weeknd and Ed Sheeran.
YouTube Music: By the Numbers
The streaming platform’s music offerings have caught up with rivals
Music Festival Roundup
The U.S. music festival season kicked off in May and runs through October. Here are The Rockhound’s picks for best festivals to attend in person or to stream.
AI Imitates Art
From painting to rap music, artificial intelligence is invading the art world. Creatives are coping with the fallout. Singer-songwriter Nick Cave didn’t like what he was hearing. “This song is bullshit, a grotesque mockery of what it is to be a human,” he exclaimed. He was responding to what ChatGPT came up with when asked … Continued
Post-punk shame Serves Up ‘Food for Worms’
This English post-punk band discovers a new sense of maturity and reinvention for a new album recorded live in the studio. If you like Lou Reed’s experimental rock, you’ll like these guys.
Meet Me in the Bathroom
A new film documents the New York music scene of the early 2000s The documentary film Meet Me in the Bathroom, based on the 2017 book of the same name by journalist Lizzy Goodman, provides a snapshot of what’s known as the last great romantic age of rock ‘n’ roll. The story highlights the defining … Continued
