When Bieber dissociates into safe territory, alongside rappers Gunna, Sexyy Red, and Cash Cobain, on a trio of totally adequate but otherwise impersonal, paint-by-numbers R&B love songs, the specter of an algorithmic Spotify playlist looms. Still, he is at his most emotionally absent, and the album at its most frustrating, when Druski interrupts on aRead More
The nominees for the 2025 Emmy Awards were announced today. Among the notable music figures to score nominations are: Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Kamasi Washington, Caroline Shaw, Hamilton Leithauser, Mark Ronson, Hans Zimmer, Devo co-founder Mark Mothersbaugh, and the Roots’ Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson. See all of the nominees here. Lamar was recognized for the SuperRead More
David Kaff, who played keyboardist Viv Savage in Rob Reiner’s 1984 mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap, has died. His band Mutual of Alameda’s Wild Kingdom shared the news to Facebook yesterday (July 13), writing “David always had a kind word and a quick wit that would slay you where you stand. Then he’d make youRead More
Rhian Teasdale is a frontwoman who leans into the uncanny and the strange, never letting you guess her next move. Her vocals get at the spiky discomfort of being vulnerable—like the friend who puts on a silly voice while they’re sharing bad news. On moisturizer, love is a force: It strikes, hits, leaves you gaspingRead More
It’s 2025, and the buzziest underground rap stars are rocking #BEENTRILL snapbacks while unironically penning Tumblr love stories. A Playboi Carti song built around a sample of Rich Kidz’s “Bend Over” spent two weeks on the Billboard Hot 100. And, on Thursday afternoon, Justin Bieber announced that his 7th studio album, succinctly titled SWAG, wouldRead More
Tolstoy said that there are only two stories: “a man goes on a journey” and “a stranger comes to town.” Superman happens to be both: a square-jawed every-Adonis from middle America who is, in fact, an alien. He has to leap over coastal skyscrapers and prop them up when they teeter over children and widows,Read More
These ideas were so heady that Amos was never quite able to synthesize them into talking points during Boys for Pele’s lengthy press run. Many of the interviews instead concerned Amos’ relationship with the internet, a hot-button topic at the time. A curiously under-remarked aspect of Boys for Pele is how much the internet contributedRead More
I hate to draw attention to the unrelenting passage of time, but King of the Beach just celebrated its 15th birthday. Wavves’ breakthrough album is nearly old enough to drive in frontman Nathan Williams’ home state of California, and its shaggy-dog slackerism has endured in the years since its release, spawning a crowd of garage-rockRead More
The British Canadian singer Rochelle Jordan has announced her first album since 2021. The new album, Through the Wall, is out September 26 via Empire. Jordan’s follow-up to Play With the Changes includes the recent single “Crave” and a new song that’s out today, “TTW.” Find the latter track below; scroll down for the newRead More
The best beats on LGSEO are the ones that just do old Neptunes at half-speed. You know, the click-clack of the percussion on “All Things Considered,” the blast of apocalyptic synths with an eerie Hell Hath No Fury edge on “Let God Sort Em Out/Chandeliers,” which gets cut off for a tediously triumphant beat switchRead More
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