Lorde has shared “What Was That,” her first original solo track since releasing Solar Power in 2021. The single was teased through a series of cryptic social media posts, voice notes, and audio snippets, and Talia Chetrit shot the cover art. Watch the new song’s video below. “What Was That” got its live debut onRead More
After some teasing, Buscabulla have officially announced their new album: Se Amaba Así is out June 13 via Domino. Leading Raquel Berrios and Luis del Valle’s follow-up to Regresa is “El Camino.” Check it out below. “‘El Camino’ is a dramatic disco guitar track about coming to a crossroads in a relationship and getting lostRead More
Leave it to Deerhoof to empathize with Frankenstein’s monster. The prolific quartet has spent much of its career finding beauty in ugliness: post-apocalyptic cave drawings, a child-snatching milkman, chirpy noise-pop blasts about crows and ducks and Satan and more Satan. Their records remain coarse, raucous, immune to the veneer of staid professionalism that tends toRead More
Roy Thomas Baker, who produced “Bohemian Rhapsody” with Queen, has died, Variety reports. A cause of death has not been revealed. Baker was 78 years old. Baker was born in London in 1946. He got his start in the music industry at an early age, working at the city’s Decca Studios at age 14. ThroughRead More
The most notable thing we know about Bill Fox is that we know almost nothing notable about him, and that’s still more than he might like us to know. In the 1980s he fronted a short-lived but well-loved band called the Mice, whose brand of catchy, acerbic power pop inspired Elliott Smith and fellow BuckeyesRead More
In short order, Addison Rae has become one of Gen Z’s most chimeric rising stars. She’s a keen student of pop divas past and present; a relentless nostalgia tactician, flaunting an old iPod Nano like the coveted new influencer gift; and a creative coconspirator who last weekend joined Arca at Coachella to perform their “Aquamarine”Read More
Hip-hop is the ultimate loudspeaker for the inventive language being generated on back blocks, basement parties, and school cafeterias in various corners of Black America. Phrases and terms that, at one point, held significance to a handful of folks in small, local ecosystems, if uttered by the right standout artist, have the potential to enterRead More
Last night (Saturday, April 19), Kendrick Lamar and SZA played the first show of their joint Grand National Tour at Minneapolis’ U.S. Bank Stadium. Over the span of a mammoth, 52-song setlist, the musicians and TDE labelmates traded the stage back and forth and debuted tracks from their newest releases—2024’s GNX and SOS Deluxe: Lana.Read More
Waits found a creative community almost instantly. In recent years, the city’s experimental downtown music scene had gone overground, and Waits felt a kinship with some of its players. He befriended saxophonist and composer John Lurie, whose band the Lounge Lizards had, in its early days, deconstructed jazz, celebrating the genre while undercutting it withRead More
You can draw a line from Pi’erre Bourne’s spacey, pixelated beats on Playboi Carti’s self-titled mixtape to countless production choices of the last half-decade. To name two: flansie and Skimayne’s synth storm on Yeat’s “Gët Busy” and OK’s bruising bassline on OsamaSon’s “Fool.” For a couple years in the late 2010s, Pi’erre was one ofRead More
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