Alan Sparhawk With Trampled by Turtles
On his second album since Mimi Parker’s death, the former Low singer steps away from electronic abstraction and into the steadfast s...
“Julia’s War” Where Shoegaze Meets the Pub Choir
The lead single from Raspberry Moon marries shoegaze density with bar singalong solidarity.
Single Review: Wet Leg – “catch these fists”
It’s the British indie-rock band’s first new music since its 2022 self-titled breakout album.
Negotiations EP
On an EP of icy, chrome-plated pop that considers the body and mind as glitching machines, the Los Angeles musician seeks out a soft...
A Musical Titan Has Departed: Brian Wilson, 82, Passes On
Brian Wilson wrote many of the band's biggest hits, including most of their landmark 1966 album Pet Sounds. The post Beach Boys crea...
Teenage Engineering gives its TX-6, TP-7 and CM-15 a matte-black makeover
The OP-XY was the first product in Teenage Engineering's Field System range to be released in black in November. The post Teenage En...
“I’ve always thought of it as a tapestry. A visual puzzle”: Luxxury needs to visualise music to nurture creativity – here’s why
“The way I was built was – even though it’s music – I had to see on the page what all the ideas were so I could allocate them proper...
Clipse Announce North American Tour
Pusha T and No Malice will embark on their first national tour together in 15 years, joined by EarthGang
“Unlimited” [ft. Playboi Carti]
The Playboi Carti snippet known informally as “Rock Out” makes an unexpected appearance on the Toronto rapper’s new album, OMW2 Rexd...
“Dancing in the Club (MJ Lenderman Version)”
The cover comes from a new deluxe version of Nate Amos’ 2024 album, Box for Buddy, Box for Star.