Happy 80th birthday to the Stick man and the Knicks
tonight the Cure played “Mint Car” for the first time in a decade 🥹
#fbf HOLLYWOOD - JUNE 01: (L-R) Actors Paris Hilton and Kimberly Kardashian attend the premiere of HBO's "Entourage" at the Cinerama Dome on June 1, 2006 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Stephen Shugerman/Getty Images)
I looked into the supposed Angine de Poitrine imposters touring Russia, which didn’t sound quite right
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This week, ‘Six Feet Under’ turns 25 and Death Cab For Cutie release ‘I Built You A Tower.’ Seems like a good time to revisit Claire and her friends’ AMT trip. #tbt
I had a long, fascinating chat with Ben, Nick, and Jason from Death Cab about their return to the indie ranks, their hard-hitting new LP, coping with divorce during their anniversary tour, thinking like a superfan, being "the dads of indie rock" at festivals, why they'll never do a cruise, and more
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💨 311 mentioned
💨 Yngwie Malmsteen protein powder update
💨 “I read the comments”
congrats to Stereogum commenter and Discord member YBB on winning ‘Jeopardy!’ last night
UPDATE: @themarychain.bsky.social say shoegaze doesn’t actually exist (and Eddie Van Halen ruined rock guitar)
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The band discusses signing to an indie label again, making their hard-hitting new album, the impact of Benjamin Gibbard's divorce, indulging fan nostalgia, and more.
Mitski made her ‘Jools Holland’ debut with music from ‘Nothing’s About To Happen To Me,’ one of the best albums of the year so far
Paris Hilton’s debut single “Stars Are Blind” — a #1 hit in Hungary, Scotland, and Slovakia — was released 20 years ago today
On Saturday @brighteyesband.bsky.social play Forest Hills, and to celebrate they’ve partnered with the official cannabis brand of the Woodstock festival. Stereogum Cannabis Correspondent Rachel has been out of the weed game for a minute, but agreed to review the collab with bandmate Bailey. PART 1!
At Queens’ Knockdown Center over the weekend, Total Bummer hosted over a dozen noisy and dreamy guitar bands, many of which fall under the shoegaze umbrella. In between sets, Stereogum VJ (and shoegaze musician) Winter talked to fans and artists about the genre that is more popular than ever.
