Dolly Parton: “I Will Always Love You” Track Review
Watching Dolly perform “I Will Always Love You” on The Porter Wagoner Show in 1974 can induce an itchy feeling, like the minutes before school lets out for summer vacation. [...]
Watch Charli XCX Join the Strokes for “Take It Or Leave It” at Outsid…
Just a few weeks after their respective new albums dropped on the same day, Charli xcx made an appearance during the Strokes’ Saturday headlining set at Outside Lands in San [...]
Agriculture Detail Fall U.S. Tour
Agriculture have announced a stateside trek. In the fall, the black metal band will tour their second album, 2025’s The Spiritual Sound, primarily on the West Coast, but will travel [...]
Yaya Bey: Fidelity Album Review
Yaya Bey had grown weary of reading about her own grief. After a few album cycles defined by it—familial, ancestral, societal—the R&B singer and songwriter began to suspect her “grief” [...]
Watch Brendan Yates’ Dad Introduce Turnstile at Coachella 2026
Turnstile launched their Friday evening Coachella set with a special message from singer Brendan Yates’ father, William Yates, a week after he underwent emergency surgery following a physical attack by [...]
Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center Founder, Steps Down
Wynton Marsalis is leaving Jazz at Lincoln Center after more than 30 years as its artistic and managing director.The organization announced Marsalis’ departure today (January 27), confirming that the influential [...]
Bob Vylan Won’t Face Charges for IDF Chant
U.K. police have ended their criminal investigation into Bob Vylan over comments the punk duo made on stage about the Israeli military.“We have concluded, after reviewing all the evidence, that [...]
My Bloody Valentine Live Review: Embrace the Volume
That laboriously perfected album—held responsible for Creation Records’ bankruptcy, as well as at least one label staffer’s nervous breakdown—remains a marvel of art and science. What was amazing was not [...]
Sudan Archives: The BPM Album Review
The technology Sudan uses is scrappy, not cutting-edge—she employs a vintage toolkit of a Roland SP-404 and DAWs emulating the drum machines that defined 1980s Chicago house and ’90s Detroit [...]