It’s 2025, and the buzziest underground rap stars are rocking #BEENTRILL snapbacks while unironically penning Tumblr love stories. A Playboi Carti song built around a sample of Rich Kidz’s “Bend Over” spent two weeks on the Billboard Hot 100. And, on Thursday afternoon, Justin Bieber announced that his 7th studio album, succinctly titled SWAG, wouldRead More
No more waiting. No more refreshing Spotify. You’re not dreaming. Music is finally here. Music took about four and a half years to materialize, and Playboi Carti matches the long wait with his longest, most wide-ranging album—a nearly 77-minute record that boasts blockbuster features and makes official several fan-favorite snippets. Where Whole Lotta Red feltRead More
After Lady Gaga went on sabbatical to Chromatica nearly five years ago, she returned to Earth and shared her offerings in the form of a brutalist world tour. Designed as a cyberpunk bacchanal at the end of time, the Chromatica Ball’s aesthetic was harsh and uncompromising, an honest reflection of how Gaga was feeling atRead More
America loves a good trilogy, right? When the Weeknd first arrived, in 2011, with the three-pronged House of Balloons, Thursday, and Echoes of Silence, he was just 21. Still babyfaced, still growing those Basquiat-like freeforms. In those early, mysterious days, a listening party at a Manhattan lounge was a landmark moment. Over a decade later,Read More
Post Malone, pop’s premier sad-sack boozehound, has returned with F-1 Trillion, his first long-form foray into pure country music. If the blockbuster success of the album’s lead single—“I Had Some Help” with Morgan Wallen—is any indication, this album will be absolutely massive, uniting Malone’s already huge fanbase with fans who like their pop music withRead More
In 2024, Kendrick Lamar became the master of the anti-rollout: Since the start of the year, he’s turned 12 words’ worth of X posts and a couple of tracks accompanied by still images to Instagram into an era-defining rap beef, a number-one single, and a booking to perform at the Super Bowl LIX halftime show,Read More
St. Vincent will still get her chance to compete in rock categories, as “Broken Man” will go head-to-head against unshakeable staples like the Black Keys and the Beatles for Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance, respectively. What about the rock music that’s supposedly a little bit lighter, more creative, or less, you know, standard?Read More
The 12:35pm Metro-North to Beacon was the brattiest train I’ve ever seen in my life. It was jam-packed with twentysomethings in fishnets and jangly jewelry, neon-dyed hair and all-pink tracksuits, crop tops and tall dark boots. Chartreuse-green everything. A group of friends chatted about their plans to go to an FKA twigs–themed rave night. OthersRead More
In the three years since Billie Eilish’s sophomore album, 2021’s self-reflective, jazzy Happier Than Ever, the pop phenom hasn’t lost an ounce of cultural relevance. Thanks to her Grammy- and Oscar-winning song for last year’s Barbie soundtrack, the crushing ballad “What Was I Made For?,” the 22-year-old is as ubiquitous as ever, putting the hypeRead More
Talkin’ ’Bout My Reputation As on Reputation, Swift addresses her own public perception on Tortured Poets—understandable, given all the media attention she’s received in the past year. On the late album barnstormer “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?,” Swift sings about becoming callous in the face of speculation about her private life (“I was tame,Read More
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