Updating you on what your favorite bands have been doing. Or not doing.
Name: Black Bananas Progress Report: Jennifer Herrema talks about her new project, Black Bananas, and all kinds of other rad shit. There are few humans that embody the notion of “bad ass”…   Read Story »
Name: Twin Shadow Progress Report: George Lewis, Jr. -- aka Twin Shadow -- goes to California to get busy on his new record. Twin Shadow’s debut album -- 2010’s Forget -- was one of that…   Read Story »
Name: The Walkmen Progress Report: Band gets to work with Phil Ek on forthcoming studio album. Aside from taking a victory lap around North America to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their…   Read Story »
Name: Mark Lanegan Progress Report: The songwriter talks about Blues Funeral, his first solo album in nearly 8 years. It should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with his music that Mark…   Read Story »
Name: Dan Deacon Progress Report: Baltimore’s favorite experimentalist opens up about his new record … and also tells us a bunch of lies. Dan Deacon sure is wacky. And busy! In the time it…   Read Story »
Name: Why? Progress Report: Yoni Wolf talks about the state of WHY? and the band’s sometime-to-be-released new record. WHY? is one of those bands that will invariably cause you to sound like an…   Read Story »
Name: Here We Go Magic Progress Report: Luke Temple opens up about the band’s serendipitous new Nigel Godrich-produced album Sometimes life really is a lot like a romantic comedy. I’m…   Read Story »
Name: Porcelain Raft Progress Report: Mauro Remiddi -- the man behind the raft -- discusses putting the finishing touches on Porcelain Raft’s highly anticipated debut album. Mauro Remiddi is a…   Read Story »
Name: Sharon Van Etten Progress Report: NYC songsmith Sharon Van Etten talks about her soon-to-be-released third album, Tramp. Not only was Sharon Van Etten’s last record -- 2010’s Epic --…   Read Story »
Name: Oberhofer Progress Report: Indie wunderkind preps debut album for Glassnote Records with production help from Steve Lillywhite. Brad Oberhofer first started making major waves back in 2010…   Read Story »