Foxygen’s third full-length LP, “...And Star Power” is a deluxe, 82-minute long album that leans toward their first release “Take the Kids Off Broadway." The Californian, indie-psych rock duo comprised of Jonathan Rado and Sam France has started to go in an experimental direction in their latest release.
Since "Because the Internet," Childish Gambino (the music alias of actor/comedian Donald Glover) has been experimenting with what hip-hop can be.
There are musicians and there are entertainers. Crown the Cake aims to be both.
Former White Stripes singer rocks Columbia Township Auditorium
Much like New Zealand’s Moas bird, the local electronic scene has gone extinct – until Moas Collective was founded to bring Columbia’s electronica back to life.
Concert cellists are highly dedicated to their craft, often pushing
Alt-J's new album, “This Is All Yours,” is a less immediate pleasure than debut "An Awesome Wave," but its subtle, contemplative songs are gorgeous.
Former USC student and nationally adored electronic musician Washed Out to play Music Farm's first show Tuesday
From no instruments to eight years of successful music: homespun indie band hasn’t lost sight of their roots or their friendship
Indie rock is a crowded field. Gone are the days where some wistful guitar strums and strung-out vocals are enough to stand out — in today’s scene, you need to offer something unique. Someone should tell The New Pornographers. Their latest album “Brill Bruisers” sounds like a castaway from the early 2000’s, but isn’t hooky or deep enough to account for its stolid datedness.
For the last three years, Burnt Books has been an integral part of South Carolina’s hardcore punk scene.
Don’t let the garage rock affectations fool you — Ty Segall is a ridiculously hard worker.
2014 has produced some great pop albums so far, and here’s the cream of the crop
Cracked Rear View, Hootie and the Blowfish’s 1994 debut, was easily the youngest subject at Jim Sonefeld and Mike Miller’s remembrance and discussion of the band’s first album at the Richland County Library on Saturday.
Vacationer will headline daylong music festival at El Burrito in Five Points.
Fourth-year students Rupert Hudson and Thi Lam found label for music ventures
Soul-indie-pop group continuing touring streak with Vacationland appearance today