Unknown Mortal Orchestra played Brooklyn Steel

Earlier this year, Unknown Mortal Orchestra released their latest full-length record, Sex & Food. To support the album, the band stopped by Brooklyn Steel for two sold-out shows, as part of their world tour.

Prince - "Nothing Compares 2 U"

Last week, the Prince Estate released the original studio recording of "Nothing Compares 2 U" written, recorded, and produced by Prince in 1984. It's available for streaming now and will be released on vinyl May 25.

Mazzy Star - "Quiet, the Winter Harbor"

The ever elegant Mazzy Star have announced Still, a new EP. It's their first batch of new music since their great reunion album, Seasons of Your Day, and it's out June 1.

Deafheaven - "Honeycomb"

Deafheaven have returned! "Honeycomb" is the latest release from the San Francisco metal group and their first offering of new music since 2015.

Kamasi Washington - "Fists of Fury"

Kamasi Washington has announced a new record. Heaven and Earth is the follow-up to last year's Harmony of Difference EP and arrives June 22 from Young Turks.

The War on Drugs played Brooklyn Steel

Adam Granduciel has been performing as The War on Drugs since 2005, but his last two albums have propelled him to the upper echelon of modern indie rock. Still making rounds to support last year's marvelous A Deeper Understanding, the band dropped into Brooklyn Steel for a pre-Coachella warm-up show.

Beach House - "Dark Spring"

Beach House have shared the opening track for what is becoming my most anticipated album of 2018. 7 is out May 11 via Sub Pop.