Though he’s lost a great many things, Ye still has an undeniable touch for this kind of production spectacle. But these people didn’t just come to see a stage; a set is only as good as the actors foregrounding it, and as Ye launched into the opening stretch of songs from Bully, he instantly stumbled.Read More
When he was a kid, Sideshow wasn’t particularly interested in music. He and his friends would scatter across the Arat Kilo section of Addis Ababa, happily unsupervised, playing marbles and riding bikes; the songs he heard, many of them mezmur numbers intended for the church or pop standards about stuffy romantic ideals, seemed decidedly forRead More
Video | warungku Skip to main content Subscribe to warungku and get your score on the record.Learn More Dijon Rates Eminem, Erewhon, and Ms. Rachel Spinal Tap Rate Ozzy Osbourne, Auto-Tune, and OnlyFans Mariah Carey Rates Christmas, Love Island, and Labubus Bladee Rates Nettspend, Lightning Strikes, and Superheroes PinkPantheress Rates Chief Keef, Pets, and HouseRead More
Weezer have announced a “major North American tour” set for the fall. Billed as Weezer: The Gathering, the run of shows will take Rivers Cuomo & co. from the West Coast to the East Coast and back again throughout September and October. They’ll be joined by the Shins and Silversun Pickups. Scroll down for theRead More
The most fascinating song on ARIRANG features little more than 98 seconds of silence. Named “No. 29” after South Korea’s 29th designated national treasure, it is a field recording of the Sacred Bell of King Seongdeok. Legend has it that the bell wouldn’t ring until a child was cast into the bronze; its sound isRead More
On a beach in Mexico, the Minutemen awoke to pain. They had spent the previous day swimming for hours along Rosarito Beach. Now, on the morning of Mexico’s 1982 election, the three punks were hungover and sunburnt, their newly shaved heads red and raw. Before decamping to a taqueria, they watched a woman make herRead More
Rabbit Holed is Kieran Press-Reynolds’ weekly column exploring songs and scenes at the intersection of music and digital culture, separating shitpost genius from shitpassé lameness. This week, Kieran checks in on scenes far and wide: Irish zoomer rap, bouyon madness, blast beats with biology lecture samples, it’s all here. Plus, some thoughts on the latestRead More
Before he was weaving spare effects into intricate, unpredictable compositions, Daniel Lopatin—the electronic artist, producer, and composer better known as Oneohtrix Point Never—was a latchkey kid wandering through Winthrop, a small Boston suburb made up of blue-collar workers, rocky beaches, and various pizza parlors. The son of Soviet immigrants, Lopatin loved to explore his surroundingsRead More
[Alison laughs] don’t, don’t do it. I can’t. You can get through this, this is- No. This is career building. Come on, we’re on the way up. [Announcer] You’re buying your first record. My first single was of course, so appropriate. Hello. Was, Only the Lonely, by Roy Orbison because I was so lonely. IRead More
Beabadoobee has tapped the Marías for a new single. “All I Did Was Dream of You” is Bea Kristi’s first original music since the release of her Rick Rubin-produced 2024 album, This Is How Tomorrow Moves. Jake Erland and Aboveground directed the accompanying music video, which was shot in Vilnius, Lithuania. Watch it below. EarlierRead More
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