Some of the best Vampire Weekend songs are conversations with God. “Blacken the sky and sharpen the axe/Forever cursed to live unrelaxed,” Ezra Koenig sighs like the old millennial he is (he turns 40 this April), who, though still young, is old enough to say with some authority that he has seen it all. Koenig’sRead More
Across three albums, Jessica Pratt’s music has expressed better than any other artist what it’s like to feel time. It’s a sensation so acute and so indescribable that it could be her life’s work to get to the bottom of it. “Time was longer when we were in that other place,” she sang 12 yearsRead More
Across three albums, Jessica Pratt’s music has expressed better than any other artist what it’s like to feel time. It’s a sensation so acute and so indescribable that it could be her life’s work to get to the bottom of it. “Time was longer when we were in that other place,” she sang 12 yearsRead More
Kacey Musgraves hates goodbyes, but in “Deeper Well,” the title track of her forthcoming album, she learns that parting is such sweet sorrow. When we last heard from the East Texas singer-songwriter in 2021, she was still healing from a divorce, haunted by her camera roll, and scared to be alone. Fast forward two yearsRead More
Once you get beyond the shock of learning that there is new music from Beth Gibbons—her forthcoming album Lives Outgrown is the British singer-songwriter’s first major work under her own name since 2002’s Out of Season, a collaboration with Talk Talk’s Rustin Man; Portishead last released music in 2008—what might be most surprising about theRead 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
D’Angelo has long been an expert at making songs that groan and simmer with perfectly seasoned passion. It’s the zing in his “Brown Sugar,” the startling pop of his “Chicken Grease” that keeps us dancing when we should know better to put the spit guard on just in case. Combined with the mystique that comesRead More
The warmest friendships never miss a beat: No matter how long it’s been, you get to pick up just where you left off. That’s the recentering power of “Right Back to It,” the gorgeous first single from Waxahatchee’s upcoming album, Tigers Blood, and a collaboration with the highly sought-after young guitarist, MJ Lenderman. He’s theRead More
If you see a new RXK Nephew song on YouTube and its runtime approaches eight minutes, you know you’re in for a ride. That’s what happens on “Tory Lanez Should’ve Shot His Barbershop Up,” a spit-take-inducing stream of consciousness that pokes fun at the likes of Drake and SpaceGhostPurrp and delivers a heartfelt tribute toRead More
Detroit techno as we know it—which means, effectively, techno as we know it—began with the sleek synths, driving drum programming, and coolly futurist aura of Cybotron. The duo of Juan Aktins and Richard Davis began drafting their blueprint on 1981’s “Alleys of Your Mind” and 1982’s “Cosmic Cars”; by their 1983 debut album, Enter, theyRead More
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