Feeble Little Horse traffic in irony and contradiction. Their name bites its thumb at the waifish bedroom pop whose fragility their own music borrows and warps; singer Lydia Slocum’s Courtney Love bleach job and airy, disaffected voice make a cheeky contrast to the band’s jagged instrumentation. On their first two records, the Pittsburgh four-piece’s sludgyRead More
The 2000s don’t feel that long ago, but the nostalgia for the decade is in hyperdrive, especially in the UK rap scene. Take the music video for YT’s “#Purrr,” the London rapper’s 2023 #StillSwaggin single that flips Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face” into a new-age jerk anthem. Directed by Lauzza, the clip is set at aRead More
Growing up in Santa Cruz, California, in the 1980s—where the surfers were the jocks of the school and the Grateful Dead were newly resurgent—a young Adam Scott was doing what most of us were doing at a young age: figuring out his identity through music. His older brother revealed to him the myriad secrets ofRead More
Fiona Apple is one of several featured artists on the Waterboys’ new album, and her contribution to the record is out today. After covering the band’s calling-card anthem, “The Whole of the Moon,” back in 2019, Apple gets her hands on a tailor-made composition by the band’s frontperson, Mike Scott, in “Letter From an UnknownRead More
Isn’t it a little fun, sometimes, to be sad? On her fourth studio album as Japanese Breakfast, For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women), Michelle Zauner luxuriates in the aesthetics of the titular emotion. Plush beds of strings recall days spent wallowing between the sheets—presumably silk—while sweeping references to Leda, Icarus, and Venus evoke heartache andRead More
Leon Bridges and Charley Crockett have announced a tour that, for the most part, takes place this summer. The Texas musicians’ Crooner & the Cowboy Tour begins in June at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl, and is slated to wrap up on September 23 at the Moody Center, in Austin, Texas. Opening for Bridges and CrockettRead More
Noah Cyrus recently collaborated with Bill Callahan and XL Recordings’ Richard Russell on the song “Porcupine Tattoo.” Now, Miley Cyrus’ younger sister is staying in her indie bag through a new collaboration with Fleet Foxes. On her new single, “Don’t Put It All on Me,” Noah Cyrus duets with the band’s lead singer, Robin Pecknold.Read More
When Patterson Hood was 8 years old, he started writing songs. Bullied at school and making bad grades anyway, he jotted down lyrics in his notebook during class, even dreamed up a few concept albums. Around that same time, he became obsessed with Disney’s Pinocchio, memorizing full scenes and acting them out by himself inRead More
What’s that sound? Is it the first song of the summer? Is it “Relationships,” the featherweight, angst-filled new Haim track about a tortured silence in a long-term romance? Is it both, or it could be, maybe, if we just—no, wait, don’t answer that. Produced by Danielle Haim and Rostam, with single cover art inspired (withRead More
Lover Girl is nimble and fun, with pillowy vocals and cloudy beats. Pig sings about love in a way that’s real, leaning into both the irrational highs and lows that comes with the territory. On mixtape highlight “Even the Blind Can See,” she’s damn near clicking her heels together as she daydreams about her crush:Read More
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