Modest Mouse are releasing a new album, An Eraser and a Maze, on June 5 via Glacial Pace/Virgin Music Group. Now they have shared its third single, “Third Side of the Moon.” Listen below, followed by ...

Modest Mouse have shared a new song, “Look How Far…,” which is their first in five years. In it frontman Isaac Brock sums up the troubling times we’re living through, singing: “Look how far we haven’t ...

I see it often. Hardworking professionals in cafés, airports, or parks hunched over a laptop while carefully dragging their fingers over their PC’s trackpad to navigate some email, project, or alert ...

Three decades after Modest Mouse's scrappy Northwest beginnings, Isaac Brock returns with "An Eraser And A Maze," a new album he says finally feels wholly theirs.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Modest Mouse. (Credit: Ben Moon) Death looms large over the new Modest Mouse album. There is a particular cruelty to this, given ...

On “Remember Yourself,” a elegiac, artfully shambling highlight from the new Modest Mouse album, Isaac Brock gives us lines that might as well as advertising copy for the record: “Try to maintain an ...

When Nintendo first announced that each Switch 2 Joy-con could function like a computer mouse, I was an immediate skeptic. It was a sensible concept, but I had no faith that developers would adopt the ...

A beloved indie rock band is back with its first new album in 5 years. Modest Mouse released “An Eraser and a Maze” on Friday, marking their first full-length record since 2021’s “The Golden Casket” ...

On their first independent album in nearly 30 years, the Pacific Northwest legends ponder endurance and mortality as they abandon the polish of recent releases for a looser, no-filter approach. No ...

Modest Mouse's new album, An Eraser and a Maze, includes several songs one might interpret as being about grieving death. The track "Third Side of the Moon," for example, finds frontman Isaac Brock ...

Like many of the most iconic Modest Mouse songs, a conversation with Isaac Brock is hilarious, gruff, loopy, and strangely profound. Beaming in over Zoom, his disheveled hair set against a backdrop of ...