The Peckham rapper’s latest album reconstructs a world of wonky beats and community elegies, buoyed by his ongoing link with New York’s 10k label.
The Peckham rapper’s latest album reconstructs a world of wonky beats and community elegies, buoyed by his ongoing link with New York’s 10k label.
The guitarist, 81, reached out to Ian Gillan and the band for a one-song appearance at Jones Beach Theater, his first with Deep Purple since 1993.
Before Ferry Corsten’s trance remix made it a dancefloor staple, Orbit’s rework of Samuel Barber’s Adagio for Strings marked a pivot from pop producer to electronic-classical architect.
The benefit festival’s two stages alternate all day, letting attendees catch every set from Bikini Kill, Mitski, Doechii, and more without missing a minute.
The New England trio preview their forthcoming album Modernism with a track that pairs vibraphones and fuzz bass with a backwards guitar solo.
A brief onstage reunion brought the actor and the musician together mid-set, as the show’s fourth season continues.
A D.C. court ruled the Kennedy Center must cover Chuck Redd’s $252,479.70 in legal costs after dismissing its breach-of-contract suit against him — a case the judge linked to political retribution.
Produced by Daptone’s Gabriel Roth, the album moves BG, Zeimani, and Kucha Womack away from past hip-hop/R&B detours and into a lineage they were born to uphold.
Kristian Matsson’s new album draws directly from the traditional music of Dalarna, marking a deeper turn toward his own heritage.
Fujiya & Miyagi return with New Shiny Object, out October 30, and share the taut lead single “Lowest Common Denominator.”