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Mod Sun makes art like he’s already dead
Some artists don’t just make music; they distill the chaos of existence into a beautiful, potent stream. For Mod Sun,
Fontaines D.C. x Rosalía Unexpected Team Up
When two worlds collide, the resulting music often burns brighter. Irish rock outfit Fontaines D.C. have recently achieved just that,
Britney Spears unearths Justin Timberlake duet
Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears at Clive Davis’ Pre-Grammy Gala in 2002 (photo: Lester Cohen / WireImage) When we look
Bodega’s Excellent Adventure
Trying to pin down a single genre for a band like Bodega is like trying to catch smoke. They effortlessly
Matsson’s journey to Scandinavian roots on Endless Mountain
Kristian Matsson Returns to His Scandinavian Roots on ‘Just Beyond Endless Mountain’ For years, Kristian Matsson, known to many as
The Rumbling that Saved SiM’s America
Musician MAH The music of SiM (Silence iz Mine) is a vibrant, chaotic tapestry woven from the threads of metal,
Phoebe Bridgers boygenius reunite for sound check
The magic of a reunion often happens in the quiet spaces, and Phoebe Bridgers proved that with her boygenius bandmates,
Chappell Roan taps Tinashe and Lola Young for LGBTQ+ support
Chappell Roan at the 2026 Resonator Awards in Los Angeles. Pop sensation Chappell Roan is turning queer joy into a
Alanis Morissette Gets Festive on New Holiday Album
Alanis Morissette is bringing a dose of holiday cheer to the season with her first-ever holiday album, Good Weather for
Decemberists feel better listening to Wildwood
When the Decemberists step back into the woods with their new track, “The Better Part of Bravery,” they are not
Andrew Watt on McCartney, Stones, and Lipps Service
photo: Adali Schell Andrew Watt’s journey from Long Island roots to the epicenter of global music production is a masterclass
Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill retires after 56 years
Ian Hill, the bedrock of Judas Priest’s sound, is hanging up his bass, marking the end of an extraordinary chapter
California Schemin The Different Kind of Hip-Hop Biopic
James McAvoy in his directorial debut, ‘California Schemin’‘. (C/O Magenta Light Studios) James McAvoy has built a formidable reputation over
Imperial Teen Age Riot
It has been more than three decades since Imperial Teen released their debut album, Seasick. In the intervening years, the
Sheryl Crow is picking you up
Sheryl Crow’s life is a rich tapestry woven from the cinematic landscapes she absorbed in youth, the fierce complexities of
Jessie Altman finds her sound on Lovelight
Photo Credit: Michael Konov Jessie Altman’s sophomore album, Lovelight, isn’t just a collection of songs about romance; it’s an honest
Visualizing Music’s Influence on Norman Lewis’s Art
Norman Lewis (1909–1979), Double Cross, 1971, oil on canvas, 72 x 88 5/8 inches / 182.9 x 225.1 cm, signed;
Tom Waits’ “Red Shoes by the Drugstore” Deep Cut
In the annals of music history, some performances transcend mere concerts and become cinematic moments. Tom Waits, the inimitable singer-songwriter,
Travis Scott Charli XCX at the QOTSA Leap To Lolla
photo: Tyrell Hampton The countdown to the next great music festival season is officially on, and Lollapalooza is kicking things
Washington Monument Wrapping Tour 2026
Rock group Turnstile is preparing to wrap up its 2026 touring activity with a unique and meaningful gesture: a free
Björk’s Orkestral World Live Performance
When artist Björk decided to give one of her most intimate concert projects a physical form, she didn’t just release
Steve Martin and Alison Brown take Old Town Road to bluegrass
What happens when the cultural phenomenon of Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” gets handed over to the masters of
Joe Strummer’s Pre-Clash Era Gets Boxed
Before he was the explosive voice of the Clash, Joe Strummer was living a distinctly bohemian life in London, squatting
Yungblud and Billy Corgan Live Collab
When two giants of alternative rock collide, the resulting sound is often seismic. That is the dynamic that defined the