New Snow Patrol Album Out October 28

The gloomy Scots set a release date for their fifth full-length, A Hundred Million Suns.
Snow Patrol / Photo by Steve Gullick

The frosty Scot rockers Snow Patrol are hoping to melt their fans hearts with their hotly-titled upcoming fifth album, A Hundred Million Suns.

Calexico

Reliably rootsy alt-country rockers return with their latest long-player, Carried to Dust, September 9.
Calexico / Photo by Aubrey Edwards

What? For more than a decade, Southwestern indie-rock outfit Calexico have been scoring back-porch barbeques with their versatile mix of native sounds and universal melodies.

Fiery Furnaces

Restlessly creative brother/sister duo return with a catalog-spanning live odyssey, Remember.
The Fiery Furnaces / Photo by Amy Giunta

What? Avant-pop duo Fiery Furnaces have forged a career of pushing their unique sonic sternly forward -- from the multi-suite opuses of Blueberry Boat to the spoken-word psych of Rehearsing My Choir and glam-tinged glow of Widow City.

Wilco, Death Cab for Cutie Open Neil Young's Upcoming Tour

Get ready, St. Paul! You've died and gone to rock'n'roll heaven.
Wilco / Photo by MARY ELLEN MATTHEWS

Who? Forward-thinking rocker Neil Young, Seattle indie mainstay Death Cab for Cutie, and psych-country titan Wilco.

The Faint Pique Fans' 'Fasciinatiion' in New York

Omaha's emo-dance outfit perform their new album at Manhattan's Terminal 5 venue to the delight of a rowdy audience.
The Faint / Photo by Jackie Roman

"Good show so far. Let's see if we can't fuck it up," exclaimed the Faint's lead singer, Todd Fink, as the electro-rock quintet launched into their set at Manhattan's cavernous Terminal 5 venue last night.

Nine Inch Nails Extend Tour

Trent Reznor and his backing band of industrial noisemakers add dates to NIN's Lights in the Sky tour.
Trent Reznor / Photo by Karen Chan

Who? Alt-rock and industrial mainstay Nine Inch Nails, the brainchild of studio wizard and live force Trent Reznor.

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