Is anything worse than a self-serious pop song about the unbearable reality of endless public adoration? We can all think of a few—ahem, ahem. I wonder which ones Porter Robinson had in mind while writing “Knock Yourself Out XD,” a gloriously tongue-in-cheek sendup of this precise phenomenon with a winking emoticon built into the title.Read More
When Megan Thee Stallion moults in a glass box while a gaggle of suits looks on with flashlights in the music video for “Cobra,” she’s shedding more than just a special FX skin. Done with the witness stand, settled with her former label, and fresh from a goofy she-EO role in Dicks: The Musical, Meg’sRead More
Dreams rarely appear in crisp outlines. They waft through the mind, leaving smudges of color and scent, maybe the abstract contour of a face. This loose, limitless state is rendered vibrantly in the hands of composer and multi-instrumentalist Julia Holter, whose chamber pop and ambient works often feel coaxed from the subconscious. On her newRead More
Emerging from the same tight-knit Mexico City scene that gave us Mabe Fratti, Titanic, and Amor Muere, Phét Phét Phét is led by Jarrett Gilgore, who played saxophone on Fratti’s album Se Ve Desde Aquí, and features guitarist I. la Católica and drummer Gibrán Andrade, who round out her studio and live ensembles. Their debutRead More
It’s been so long since we’ve heard from Charles Bissell. A self-effacing perfectionist to a fault, Bissell has obstructed attempts to release any new music from his cult New Jersey outfit the Wrens since their 2003 album, The Meadowlands. Two years after the remaining Wrens members released their post-Meadowland missive as Aeon Station, Bissell hasRead More
Rap beef is just not for J. Cole. He doesn’t have the heart for the lying, disrespect, and animosity it requires to make an effective diss track. A memorable diss feels like the equivalent of someone getting their grave spit on. J. Cole’s are like your camp counselor pulling you to the side, putting theirRead More
At some point between 1997’s Homogenic and 2001’s Vespertine, Björk wrote and recorded “Oral,” a sweeping pop song about the fantastical possibilities of meeting someone new. Deciding it didn’t fit with what she was working on at the time, she shelved it and promptly lost it among her archives. Newly rescued, this updated version featuresRead More
The pop star lab has their work cut out for them this time. Their mission: Convince the world that Camila Cabello is pretty cool and also kind of a goofball. They put in their overtime hours and came up with “I Luv It,” a deranged concoction (produced by El Guincho and Jasper Harris) where CamilaRead More
FKA twigs, one of contemporary pop’s greatest dancers, has only rarely dabbled in actual dance music. Aside from “Ego Death,” her 2020 collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign, Ye, and Skrillex, and a few tantalisingly brief moments on 2022’s CAPRISONGS mixtape, the London singer and producer has mostly found body-moving potential in sinuous slow jams andRead More
Future and Metro Boomin collaborations have always straddled the line between playful and sinister. Since their first team-up on 2013’s “Honest,” watching them both consistently tweak that chemistry has made for some of the most thrilling rap high-wire acts of the last decade (“I Serve the Base” and “Mask Off,” in particular, are still instantRead More
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