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Like Cherubs, My Bloody Valentine reunited after an over two decade hiatus. The shoegaze legends released their third studio LP in 2013, though Kevin Shields had been working on initial compositions that would make up most of this release since 2006. Much mellower sound than previous recordings.

Third studio LP from this self-described "stoner emo" band. The band describes this album as "a concept - a space western in which an act of theoretical physics—the dissolution wave—wipes out all of humanity’s existing art and abstract thought. In order to keep the world spinning on its axis, songsmiths must fill the ether with their compositions."

Following a two decade hiatus, Texan noise rockers Cherubs returned with a new album in 2015, picking up where they left off. Cherubs is wrapping up a Mid-West and East Coast tour with Unwound.

Third studio LP from the sludge metal legends. Japanese noise-rock band Boris takes its name from this cut, the album's opener.

King Buzzo of the Melvins, along with Tervor Dunn of Mr. Bungle, will be rolling through Tucson on September 25th at 191 Toole!

Originally released in 1998, Amplifier Worship is the second studio LP from the Japanese rock band known for combining elements of metal, sludge, noise, and more into its sound.

Last week, Boris announced a second-half 2024 North American tour where they will play Amplifier Worship in its entirety. Scheduled stop includes Tucson on November 2nd at 191 Toole!