Steely Dan have been firmly back in fashion for years now, but no one has picked up Donald Fagen’s glass of kirschwasser and run with it as maniacally as Geordie Greep does on his debut solo single. If black midi did an honorable job of getting math-rock obsessives to listen to theater kid music, “Holy,Read More
It’s looking like a battle of the heavyweights at the 2025 Grammy Awards, as Recording Academy darlings Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and Billie Eilish all released major albums and singles during the eligibility period (September 16, 2023, to August 30, 2024). Commercial titans Post Malone, Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, and Eminem are also likely locks forRead More
“Fucked,” it turns out, was an understatement. More than a year of closures, cancellations, restrictions, and on-again-off-again ups and downs lay on the horizon. Summer festivals that canceled their 2020 editions planned 2021 comebacks, only to put the kibosh on those, too. And whether it was the catalyst or simply the first link in aRead More
Mere months after she was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live earlier this spring, Ariana Grande returned to NBC last night as the show’s host. She starred in the majority of the evening’s sketches and impersonated Celine Dion recording a sports promo, Jennifer Coolidge talking in the mirror, an over-competitive mother playing charades, andRead More
Let’s play a game called: Is this Fat Joe story true, unverified, or complete bullshit? One day, when Tupac was locked up at the Clinton Correctional Facility in upstate New York, Joe went on the radio and made a crack about the incarcerated rap star. Apparently, the Puerto Ricans affiliated with Joe in the sameRead More
Yesteryear has always been a balm for Leon Bridges, the neo-soul singer who first became known for the deliberate revival of pre-Motown R&B on his 2015 debut, Coming Home. With each successive record, Bridges crept further into the modern era, yet his fourth album, Leon, floats in a different plane: It’s a nostalgia trip thatRead More
Danish Chilean artist Molina’s debut album, When You Wake Up, moves fluidly between overlayed samples, Broadcast-adjacent arpeggiated synths, and woolly guitar riffs. The producer took up new instruments, such as the guitar and bass, to further expand her horizons. “I hoped that would create some immediate and unintended material that I had no control over,”Read More
Elucid’s music is grounded in observation and elevated by imagination. The New York rapper and producer’s awareness of the precarious world we live in and the body he inhabits charges his songs with the urgency of the times. If his last solo project, 2022’s I Told Bessie, was a brighter, more hopeful counterpoint to theRead More
When 2hollis opened a portal through New York’s Terminal 5 in August, teenage hotheads rejoiced, locking limbs as his synths blared from cavernous speakers. Ken Carson’s Chaos Tour was a breakthrough for the bleach-blonde rapper-producer as he brought the angsty dance-pop of his June album boy to life. 2hollis opened every night of the tour’sRead More
Pablo Skywalkin: “Hot and Ready” Last week, I binged Flint rap menace KrispyLife Kidd’s new food travel show, a no-budget YouTube series where Krispy and his hungry-ass friends chow down at a popular restaurant. It’s a little awkward—everyone but Krispy seems confused by the premise—but it’s pretty good. In the third episode, the guys makeRead More
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