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Bad History Month is Back with A Platitude, and a Final Understanding

The notoriously private singer is searching to find something new within himself.

Jo Passed Premieres Disturbing Animated Visuals For “Pet Crows”

The Vancouver rock band’s newest and strangest video yet.

Danny L Harle Is Pushing Pop Music Over the Brink of Insanity

How kids TV and fake-sounding music informed the British producer’s new record, 1UL. Danny L Harle is an experimental pop musician intimately connected with the London-born PC Music label. As a producer, he crosses international borders, collaborating with artists from Asia, Europe and the US and creating a unifying, global pop sound in the process. […]

Watch Jad Fair’s Paper-Cut Video For Strobe Talbot’s “Superstar”

A missive from Funland, the band’s first full-length in 15 years.

Richmond Duo Lean Year Share Cosmopolitan Playlist

A rare collection including Paul Simon, Pedro Infante, and some Ethiopian Jazz.

Ancient Ocean Makes Universal Music

Bohannon talks about Titan’s Island and that time Sinbad gave him a high-five.

Fits’ “Hot Topic” Is About Failure, But It’s Not An Apology

Nicholas Cummins: “You don’t owe everyone all of your courage all of the time.”

Floral Print’s New Album is Full of Detours

The band who met by chance through Facebook releases mirror stages.

Vita and the Woolf Created a Photo Essay on Paris, Dogs, and Ancestors

Vita and the Woolf is the pop project of Philadelphia-based musician Jennifer Pague. Before their show at Alphaville on October 19 with Queens of Jeans and Ritual Talk, Jen/Vita was gracious enough to share with AdHoc an epistolary photo essay of the band's trip to Paris that is part biography, part travelogue, and part personal history. 

Combo Chimbita Have Visions of a Magical, Tropical Future

Define “Left Field” cumbia, “Tropical Fruitism,” and more over an interview with Prince of Queens.

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