It’s only been three years since Feeble Little Horse last released an album—2023’s excellent, blown-out Girl With Fish—but between the canceled tour, a standalone single, and sporadic activity online since then, it feels like the wait has been far longer. Alas, that ends very soon; Feeble Little Horse have announced their new album, Bitknot, isRead More
The Jamaican patois is back on the Popcaan dancehall cut “Amazing Shape,” and while they’ve made better songs together before, the groove is smooth and he’s got just the right amount of dick puns: “You could make a dead man rise,” Drake sings, a little flat but still catchy. He found a new muse viaRead More
“I’ve always felt like I’m a slower person, compared to a lot of people,” Ana Roxanne said in 2023. She was on a tour stop in Europe, speaking about her debut album, 2020’s Because of a Flower, a beguiling collection of pooling drones, ambient noise, and echoes of her spellbinding voice. She was working onRead More
Sexyy Red’s breakout tape, Hood Hottest Princess, was filled with homages to the Southern rap that shaped her. She interpolated T.I.’s trap anthem “24’s,” spit over Project Pat’s menacing “Cheese and Dope” beat, searched for the hoes over a sample of Silkk the Shocker’s “It Ain’t My Fault,” and proudly proclaimed herself the “female GucciRead More
Girl Trouble are returning to their original label home, K Records, for their first album in 23 years. The veteran garage rockers will share As Is on June 26 as a joint release from K and their own label, Wig Out! Below, watch a video of Girl Trouble performing a new song from the record,Read More
Thundercat is the bard of absurdist masculinity. His career is a comic character sketch of a certain sort of dude: one who loves Mortal Kombat and named his cat after Tron; whose childhood changed course when he found out about Goku; who goes to Tokyo and buys a suitcase worth of anime; who simultaneously fleesRead 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
James Blake sometimes feels like pop music’s arch, ultra-serious older brother, floating above the scene with warbly torch songs that never quite come down to earth. He’s left his ghostly prints on artists ranging from Beyoncé to Rosalía to Lil Yachty, and it’s a testament to his influence how widespread his once novel, weightless styleRead More
Harry Styles, you have charmed me as of late. Not so much for your music as your…not flamboyance, but exuberance, maybe, or whimsy—qualities in vanishingly short supply with our current crop of male pop stars who don’t make backflips a fixture of their live performances. Your goofy grin while doing objectively goofy choreography that letsRead More
I had been considering the nature of nostalgia when I learned that Andrew Bird was rereleasing his 2005 album The Mysterious Production of Eggs, wondering whether it was possible to be nostalgic for something lost abruptly, or if nostalgia implied a loss so slow as to be imperceptible. Eggs wasn’t my introduction to Bird—2007’s ArmchairRead More
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