The trailblazing bandleader and songwriter reconfigured soul, rock, and psychedelic music throughout the ’60s and ’70s, perfecting a style of funk that would influence countless artists and genres. Ben Greenman, co-author of Sly’s memoir, reflects on the impressionistic style, the lifelong struggles, and the true family man at the heart of a music icon. AlbumRead More
“I’ve know the Beach boys since the mid 60’s and have done lots of shows with them,” Bachman-Turner Overdrive’s Randy Bachman shared. “They were the American answer to the Beatles. They wowed everyone with the songs, structures, vocals harmonies. The sunshine sound. I remember when Brian decided to not go on the road anymore butRead More
Producers and rappers are going harder and faster nowadays, chasing self-obliteration. The modus sloperandi is: more delirious, more deformed. Lowend morphs into a formless quagmire. Synths shriek like ambulances screaming may-day, may-day. Performers heave and retch, purging themselves of chewed-up flexes and glitched-out syllables like blood clots. If Carti and sigilkore pioneer Axxturel are godfathersRead More
Bob Dylan, months after posting a video of rapper-turned-rocker MGK on his Instagram, has returned to narrate the trailer for a new album from the artist formerly known as Machine Gun Kelly. “Lost Americana is a personal excavation of the American dream, a journey to find what’s been lost,” Dylan, the winner of the 2016Read More
Japanese Breakfast has shared “My Baby (Got Nothing at All),” her contribution to Materialists, the new movie from Past Lives director Celine Song. Listen to the new song below. A pair of Baby Rose songs also feature on the soundtrack, which A24 Music is releasing alongside Daniel Pemberton’s score. Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and ChrisRead More
After years of deferring to the professionals in sessions, Rae met Elvira Anderfjärd and Luka Kloser in early 2024—a pair of young songwriter/producers signed to MXM Studios, the publishing camp of pop mastermind Max Martin. After writing the hook of “Diet Pepsi” together that same day, the three women would go on to write almostRead More
When we last heard from Alex G, the Philadelphia native was splitting his time between co-writing Halsey songs and composing eerie soundscapes for Jane Schoenbrun’s 2024 leftfield horror film, I Saw The TV Glow. On “Afterlife,” the first song from his upcoming 10th (!) album, and first for RCA, Headlights, he seems to take inspirationRead More
Every time I do one of these lists, I mention that rap feels more splintered than ever, but, right now, it really does. One thing I miss is casually sitting around with friends, breaking down why a rapper said that or what in the world they were thinking when they rapped over that beat. ItRead More
At one point, in his conversation with Turnstile on Wednesday night, Lawrence Burney brought up the band’s recent show at Baltimore’s Wyman Park. It was a free event, so, naturally, every square inch of grass was occupied by a body. There weren’t 10,000 people in the room with Turnstile and Burney at AG Studios, inRead More
Table of the Elements, the influential U.S. label that shut up shop in 2011, will relaunch this year as a curatorial platform, interdisciplinary production organization, and publishing house. A relaunch event at the Garden Cinema, in London, heralds its return, on Friday, June 13, with a screening and Q&A for the Tony Conrad documentary CompletelyRead More
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