Chelsea Wolfe guides us through the writing process behind her latest album, the revelatory ‘She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She’, out on February 09 via Loma Vista Recordings. Read ‘Chelsea Wolfe, ‘She […]
Camera Obscura have announced Look to the East, Look to the West, their first new album in over 10 years, out May 3rd via Merge Records. Plus, the Scottish indie pop veterans have mapped out […]
Ahead of the reissue of their 2020 self-titled debut, Texas-based slowcore act Teethe have released a new bite-sized single, “Thanks.” Sweet, slow, and low-key, the track comes packaged with a stunning animated video by Rosa […]
Vivid Seats is the New York Post’s official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. The Doobie Brothers are “takin’ it to the […]
Jlin will release a new album in March. Akoma is Jlin’s first album since 2017’s Black Origami. Across 11 tracks, she “sets a new benchmark” in her personal road map, according to Planet Mu, the […]
Jlin has announced the new album Akoma. The full-length—out March 22 via Planet Mu—has collaborations with Björk, Kronos Quartet, and Philip Glass, the latter of whom is on lead single “The Precision of Infinity.” Find […]
Anthony Collins‘ and Francis Harris‘ Scissor and Thread will release a new EP from Will Long. Will Long is an American artist who curates and manages the label Two Acorns. He has been producing music […]
There are so many famous stories of bands on tour: the Who being banned from every Holiday Inn in America; Led Zeppelin’s John Bonham riding a Harley through the Chateau Marmont. But how many musical […]
Mike Portnoy recently participated in a series of videos for instructional drumming platform Drumeo just weeks after rejoining Dream Theater. The first clip saw him performing Dream Theater’s “Pull Me Under” for the first time […]
Last August, Buck Meek shared his third studio album, Haunted Mountain. Now, the Big Thief member is back with two new singles from the Haunted Mountain sessions: “Cuero Dudes” and “Beauty Opens Doors.” Capturing the […]
A pivotal moment in the career of the British drummer and percussionist Tony Oxley came when a successful European tour as part of a trio led by the celebrated American jazz pianist Bill Evans was […]
Dan Aykroyd once punched a hole in the wall of Lorne Michael’s office. Why? He was sick and tired of all the last-minute script changes on Saturday Night Live. “I was so mad at the way […]
When “The Color Purple” hit theaters in 1985 — as the beloved film adaptation of Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel — it was before a certain cast member, Oprah Winfrey, was even the Queen of […]
10. Nikki Iles – Face to Face Since the 1990s, the pianist and composer Nikki Iles has been a sought-after accompanist with a flawless anticipatory ear, a harmonically innovative composer and a piano improviser in […]
10. Neil Gaiman and FourPlay String Quartet – Signs of Life Sydney-based string quartet FourPlay have made a name by playing versions of music by various rock and jazz artists, including Radiohead and Metallica, but […]
Bring Me The Horizon have announced that longtime member Jordan Fish is no longer part of the group. Photo: Carla Mundy In a statement posted on social media earlier today (December 22), the band wrote […]
BADBADNOTGOOD have joined forces with Westside Gunn and Conway the Machine to release the new single, “MiNt cHoCoLaTe,” and an accompanying music video. The track marks the first release from RCA Records and 88rising’s new […]
Norway’s pioneers of avantgarde/progressive black metal BORKNAGAR have will release their 12th studio album, “Fall”, on February 23, 2024 via longtime record label partners Century Media Records. “Fall” includes eight majestic tracks across 54 epic […]
In August 1791, a group of enslaved Haitians met in the woods of Bois Caïman, on the north coast of Haiti, and conducted a secret Vodou ceremony that planted the seeds for the Haitian Revolution. […]
The musical theme for Hayao Miyazaki’s new, and likely final, film is a question — just like the film’s original Japanese title. “How Do You Live?” was (regrettably) renamed “The Boy and the Heron” for […]