Sugar plays a sold-out, three-night stand at First Ave starting tonight - their first Minneapolis shows in over 30 years. We ...

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by Adam Bubolz · Published March 29, 2026 · Updated March 29, 2026 Artist: Bermuda Squares, Buio Omega, Kilynn Lunsford, Miracle Debt, The Sleaze, ty, W-9 fX🦋🧵📌 🔗 See/Saw Year Two with The Sleaze, ...

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Minneapolis guitarist Michael Yonkers built his own instruments, recorded one of 1968's most unhinged psychedelic records, and watched it sit unreleased for 34 years before Sub Pop finally put it out ...

For the Fresh Five we pick out five great new(ish) jams that we’re currently obsessing over. All of these songs come from local (Minnesota) bands/artists. Mother Shipton is a new local folk duo ...

Water From Your Eyes have a new live video up, pulling two tracks from their 2023 record and one from the new album, which just dropped on Matador last month. The New York by way of Chicago duo have ...

Tove Lo is a pop artist who has collaborated with other notable pop musicians and performers, including appearances on Charli XCX's 2018 mixtape Pop 2.

If you haven’t heard, longtime Reviler live favorites Peelander Z were in a horrific van accident last month. The band is recovering after some time in the ICU, but they’ve got a long way to go. To ...

It’s been a rocky year, to say the least, but we here at Reviler are trying to see our way through the fog and still celebrate the music that has brought us joy, solace or at least some blissful ...

I’ve seen the Melvins more times than I can think of at this point, despite never really buying many of their records. They’re just a constant presence in our world, a band you assume will always be ...