Indie rock band Arcade Fire’s new single, “Everything Now,” is a masterful comeback anthem after the band’s four-year hiatus.
“I’m not sure if we’ve ever been here before, not sure ... But it’s good to be here now,” lead vocalist of Twin Peaks Clay Frankel said, greeting a buzzing audience at The Southern Monday night.
In their latest release, Foster the People reclaims some of the successful sounds they established in 2011 while also incorporating new pop sounds.
Despite the exciting promise of the collaboration of both new and old comedic talent, the premiere of “Crashing” is highly unoriginal.
“Fifty Shades Darker,” the long-awaited sequel to its softcore porn predecessor, “Fifty Shades of Grey,” was released Friday.
After premiering in January 2015, the British film “Solitary” made waves in the independent film community.
Filled with mystery, lust, obsession, alcohol-fueled passions and self-destruction, “The Girl on the Train” is a film that brings Paula Hawkins’ critically acclaimed novel to the screens.
Three years after the Strokes’ most recent album, “Comedown Machine,” the five-piece band has released a four-song EP.
Last week, indie and psychedelic rock band White Denim visited The Southern for a night of rock music, dancing, hollering and all-around good fun.
For White Denim, the indie-rock band from Austin, Texas, a new album means a stab at a brand-new sound.
