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
You might have heard, but Britpop’s greatest group returned this year in a blaze of summer-dominating, triumphal glory. Plus, easily missed, Oasis got back together, too. Odd as it is to say now, Live ’25 wasn’t a nailed-on success. Questions swirled: Would the irascible brothers keep their egos and fratricidal instincts in check? Could theyRead More
In the summer of 2015, Carly Rae Jepsen was looking to the future: “My desire now,” she told an interviewer, “is to see how far I can stretch pop.” Her latest moves had evolved from the good-enough charm of Kiss—the album that contained her unexpectedly planet-dominating hit “Call Me Maybe”—into glossier, vintage-inspired territory: gated drums,Read More
Those two were accomplices more than enemies, though; Robinson amplified the demands Jordison made of his bandmates as nu-metal’s first master technician. Slipknot had sheared off most of the instrumental excess that came with coming up in Des Moines’ death metal scene (home to band names like Modifidious, Vexx, and Inveigh Catharsis), but not Jordison.Read More
Julian Lynch is leaving Real Estate. “I’m so grateful to have been able to spend most of the last decade creating, performing, and traveling with my friends in the band,” the singer and guitarist wrote on Instagram. He will not join Real Estate on their upcoming “11 year and seven month anniversary tour” of theirRead More
Only three sense memories remain from the night my wife and I came home from the hospital after our daughter died, 10 years ago this May. My brother, sleeping like a dog on the couch behind us, a miserable sentinel. The warmth of my wife’s hot tears and breath on my face, inches from myRead More
Saturday Night Live has spent the weekend celebrating its 50th anniversary. On Friday, February 14, NBC aired SNL50: The Homecoming Concert—a live show broadcast from New York City’s Radio City Music Hall on NBC—with performances from David Byrne and Robyn (singing “Dancing on my Own”), Lady Gaga and Andy Samberg (delivering a rendition of TheRead More
“What we need is more silly men,” declares Frank Black on “Two Reelers,” a salute to the Three Stooges that arrives about halfway through Teenager of the Year, the second album the former Black Francis released after disbanding the Pixies in 1993. His celebration of the idiocy of Larry, Curly, and Moe makes for anRead More
Turnover are celebrating the 10th anniversary of their album Peripheral Vision with a short tour in 2025. Taking place primarily in May and June, it will bring the band to six different cities, with Turnover playing the album live in full at each show. Check out their complete list of tour dates below. Kicking offRead More
The pace throughout is languid and deliberate, giving the album a slightly dour feel. “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)” and “Living in the Material World” provide deceptive notes of brightness at the beginning, and “Don’t Let Me Wait Too Long” and “Try Some, Buy Some” camouflage their tempos with ornate arrangements. ButRead More
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