Even when he was too young to have one, Nas was fixated on the past. His breakout moment, the starmaking first verse from ...
The Italian experimental duo creates a sprawling, overstimulating work that celebrates the kitsch lurking behind a wide array ...
Take the title of The Spiritual Sound as a kind of syllabus, and you’ll find a heady list of musical reference points that ...
The Velvet Underground and Rowan is the work of Londoners Leo Fincham, a visual artist and producer who records as Worldpeace ...
On the Athens-based musician’s debut album, bleak sounds collide with cosmic mysticism—a post-punk take on new-age ...
Once again Carly Rae Jepsen’s B-sides are just as good if not better than her A-sides.
Frontwoman Jessica Dobson’s powerful voice and gnarled guitar solos grant the Seattle band’s propulsive, riff-laden indie rock a new level of yearning intensity. Billboard Heart’s songs are ...
Twelve albums in, the duo enlists Beck to help synthesize their many interests into a record that feels lively, fresh, and colorful. While it’s easy to distinguish what each collaborator brings to the ...
On her sixth album, Florence Welch sings anthems of resilience with her characteristic gusto, but it’s her words of uncertainty that stand out most. Save this story Save this story She doesn’t always ...
The Melbourne band’s peppy, generic indie rock represents exactly the sum of its parts. It’s not quite a case of all style and no substance—the Belair Lip Bombs have some of both, though neither is ...
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