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Originally released in 2010 as a high-octane 7-track mini-album to launch his solo career following the breakup of power-pop outfits like The Leftovers, Kurt Baker’s Got It Covered has finally received its long-overdue debut on wax.

Colorado folk-punk band Doom Scroll have released their defiant new single, “The Ravine,” accompanied by a stop-motion video, ahead of their new album, 'Exhausted Dialogue', due October 6.

Dave Filipi -- Head of the Film Department at Ohio State University's Wexner Center for the Arts and lifelong Minnesota Twins fan joins the show to discuss his fandom.

Nearly two decades after its initial 2008 CD release, Nerf Herder’s fan-favorite comeback album IV has finally received its long-overdue debut on wax. Released via Oglio Entertainment, this first-ever vinyl pressing treats the Santa Barbara geek-rock pioneers to a physical presentation that matches the catchy, crunchy joy of the music itself.

Matt and Jay review 2026 summer movies like Mortal Kombat 2 and Scream 7. Explore the latest in TV, wrestling, and craft beer in this episode of the Nyrdcast Podcast.

VinylCon! makes its return to the West Coast with a 2-day celebration of vinyl culture at the CMC in Downtown LA on August 22nd & 23rd. The event has announced its all-vinyl DJ lineup curated by renowned DJ and collector Skeme Richards including headlining sets by internationally acclaimed DJs Easy Mo Bee and Thes One. 

The St. Louis Cardinals announced they will host a 20-year anniversary reunion of the 2006 World Series Championship team at Busch Stadium on Friday, September 11, presented by Heartland Coca-Cola.

“Bust a Move” is an absolute must-read for any hip-hop fan. It offers a comprehensive, backstage look at the rise of Delicious Vinyl, the legendary independent label that completely redefined the sonic landscape of the late 1980s and 1990s.

The GRAMMY Museum® has officially released the complete panel discussion from its June 24 event celebrating BUST A MOVE: Matt Dike, Delicious Vinyl, and the Hip-Hop Hits That First Conquered Pop, the acclaimed new book by music journalist Peter Relic.

t's another packed Wednesday for comic fans, with major releases from Marvel, DC, Image, Dark Horse, IDW, BOOM! Studios, Dynamite, & more. This week's lineup features several highly anticipated #1 issues, including a new Miles Morales: Spider-Man series, Star Wars: The Fall of Kylo Ren, Batman & Robin: Year One - Dynamic Duos, & multiple indie debuts.

Tacoma, WA punk rock trio Let Me Downs have released their new single, "Ellen C.", via Felony Records. The track serves as the first preview of the band's forthcoming third studio album, which is currently slated for release in early 2027.

Nyrdcast Podcast 242: A Rare Episode Topics: Comic Shops, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and homework Beer: More Brewing Swells Music: Let Me Downs

On October 16, 2026, Oglio Records will release the One Year Anniversary Edition of The Edgar Allan Poe LP, arriving one year after MC Lars delivered the project to Kickstarter backers on Halloween 2025.

The Cardinals are back at Busch Stadium to open a six-game homestand starting with a three-game weekend series against the Colorado Rockies (August 7-9), followed by three games versus the Philadelphia Phillies (August 10-12).

Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) today announced the Player and Pitcher of the Month Award winners for July in Major League Baseball’s player development system. 28 winners represent 21 organizations; Rockies lead with three selections.

Astoria, Oregon's The Something Ain't Rights blend punk, post-punk, country twang, and DIY spirit on their debut EP, Rotten In The Brain, out now via Hovercraft Records. Drawing from decades of underground experience, the band delivers a sharp, energetic statement that feels both timeless and timely.

The first New Comic Book Day of August is loaded with major releases from Marvel, DC, Image, BOOM!, Dark Horse, and more. Whether you're following the latest superhero storylines or looking for a new indie favorite, this week's lineup has something for every reader.