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The influential indie rock musician returns to San Diego for the first time in nearly five years, just after the release of an expansive new album forged from personal losses

In Timony and company's hands, indie rock is in positively radiant health.

The Portlandia co-creators band Sleater-Kinney has been unleashing primal blasts of noise and emotion for three decades, and they come to Albuquerque with an unusually personal album.

The indie rocker's guitar playing conveys a confidence in making music — even when the songs themselves detail doubt and vulnerability. Untame the Tiger is her first solo album in 15 years.

The 54-year-old singer-songwriter, who came to prominence with her Boston art-rock trio Helium in the 1990s, is out with “Untame the Tiger.” She worked on the album during a four-year period where her parents died and a 12-year relationship ended. “Not to be dramatic, but that was all I had,” she said.

After a devastating period of family deaths and a breakup, Mary Timony is back with a new album.

New releases from Mick Mars, Ace Frehley, Darkest Hour and more

The music-loving Ocelot Brewing has worked with Palehound, Fucked Up, and more—and now they’re partnering with local rock icon Mary Timony.

On Monday, Mary Timony released her new 'Untame the Tiger' single, 'Summer.'

Back with her first solo album in over a decade and a half, Timony chats with GP about her frustrations with the punk genre, losing (and subsequently regaining) her touch on the guitar, and recording