The festival closed with a duet between Rodrigo and Nicks, capping an event built around female artists and more than $20 million raised for women’s organizations.
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The festival closed with a duet between Rodrigo and Nicks, capping an event built around female artists and more than $20 million raised for women’s organizations.
The band’s latest full-length filters Western-tinged guitar lines through post-punk, landing as a focused set with clear regional roots.
The group’s seventh top 10 entry opens with 98,000 equivalent units, powered almost entirely by album sales.
On his latest solo album, Brandon Flowers leans fully into the country sound he has long hinted at. The result is detailed and lively, even when the lyrics trip over themselves.
The Yasu Ether Project preserves the last audio César Alexandre sent to Cryo Chamber before his death in 2021, closing his Mount Shrine catalog with his signature lo-fi dark ambient.
The London composer’s new album brings four years of restrained electronic work into more physical territory, with dub as a guiding reference.
The Berlin producer’s latest on mindcolormusic gathers material recorded between 2021 and 2024, tracing a catalog built on continuity rather than trend.
The experimental electronic artist’s new album uses blue as a structural principle, moving between piano, abrasion, and abstraction without settling into a single mode.
Pyrotechnics sparked a brief fire above the stage at TD Garden, and Musgraves responded with jokes before finishing her 23-song set.
Portland-Seattle duo Latest Fad delivers its third album and first for an outside label, launching the new imprint Durable Oxide with a restrained, electroacoustic long player.
