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PIXIES' NEW "LIVE IN BRIXTON" BOX SET TO BE RELEASED ON FEBRUARY 25, 2022. THE SET DOCUMENTS PIXIES’ FOUR LEGENDARY 2004 REUNION SHOWS ACROSS EIGHT DISCS.

Music : The Comeback Of Vernyuy Tina After a five-month break due to ill health last year, Vernyuy Tina has bounced back this 2021 with three new singles with the latest being “Silver”. The single was at press time counting over 50,000 views less than one month after its release on Youtube. Apart from “Silver”, the artist who hails from Nso in the North West region is struggling to write her name in the golden books of music through a genre she calls “Afro-Njang”. Her gallery of songs counts nine hits with “Musica” raising her to the pulpit. Besides valorising her Nso culture ...

The 100 Greatest Alternative Singles of the ’90s: 60 – 41 The third part of our examination of the 100 Greatest Alternative Singles of the ’90s, including Sonic Youth, Primal Scream, Garbage, Pixies and more. 60. Mercury Rev – “Holes” (1998) From Mercury Rev’s classic fourth album Deserter’s Songs, “Holes” is a swirling melancholy dream, a Grimm’s fairy tale with pain and darkness coursing just under the surface of an elegant and ornate reverie of beauty and wonder. The whimsical nature of the song is partly inspired by vocalist Jonathan Donahue rediscovering recordings...

Singer-songwriter tries to tackle the less obvious songs that shaped him Share this article: CREDIT: Beth Yorn Pete Yorn had big plans this time last year — before the pandemic shut down life as we know it. Like many musicians, the singer-songwriter was ready to work on new material, his first batch of originals since 2019’s Caretakers.  But he put those plans on hold, and they’ve been there ever since. But rather than sitting around bored in his Los Angeles-enclave, Yorn got to work in other ways. In addition to playing a series of livestreams, he dug into his lengthy archives fro...

Scott got his radio start in Trenton, NJ, where the first song he played was by the Sex Pistols. His passion for music and radio led him to several cities, from Philadelphia to Los Angeles and back, along with an occasional side gig singing with the band Ween. Scott has a massive collection of vinyl and CDs, which comes in handy when he goes digging through the crates for Sunday morning’s Postmodern. Listen to Postmodern on your favorite