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It's been a minute since garage-rock institution did anything with his old backing band the Shrines. But now they're back in full effect, horns ablaze and all, on Khan's new track "Bite My Tongue."…   Read Story »
According to multiple sources (including a concert promoter and a canceled Neumo's show) King Khan & BBQ have broken up. The pair (Mark Sultan is the BBQ half) had run into problems in Australia…   Read Story »
King Khan and his tour manager were locked up in Christian County Jail on Thursday for "allegedly possessing hallucinogenic mushrooms." KK was also nailed for "driving with a suspended license." Read…   Read Story »
We've seen indie rockers reach out to hip-hop's most recognizable collective (or at least the most recognizable hip-hop collective to indie rockers). But lately, it's been Wu-Tang Clan making the…   Read Story »
After collaborating with GZA on "The Drop I Hold," the Black Lips have found a more seamless super grouping via the Almighty Defenders, their new project with fellow garage howlers King Khan and Mark…   Read Story »
Everybody loves Memorial Day weekend, but nobody loves Memorial Day weekend like those that make it to Sasquatch! As friends have returned from their treks across country, they've shared nothing but…   Read Story »
Because he's so over the top, King Khan often runs the risk of overshadowing his knack for writing garage-rock stompers with his half-naked stage antics. This black and white Prichard Smith-directed…   Read Story »
By Amrit Singh & Brandon Stosuy The last day at SXSW is always tinged with a depressing end-of-the-summer vibe. (Or maybe end of the school year?) However you want to frame it, once the Saturday sun…   Read Story »
I'm not the only one at Stereogum who goes out to see live music, but I'm the one who goes out to see the most live music. And then I'm the one who sits around anally cataloging and indexing it in…   Read Story »
The "Rhapsody Rocks NYC" party at the Music Hall Of Williamsburg offered not only a strange, intriguing mix of performers, but also an oddball order of performances: The much discussed Jay Reatard…   Read Story »