Claud Announces Third Album ‘Me and the Music’
The Brooklyn artist returns on October 23 with a 10-track Dead Oceans LP and the single “She Doesn’t Love Me,” a bittersweet turn from heaviness toward communal release.
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Andrew Sacher’s ‘Emo Revival’ Maps the Tangled History of a Scene’s Return
The former Brooklyn Vegan editor’s debut book charts the messy, often contradictory networks of the 2010s emo underground.
The Classical Remix That Defined William Orbit’s Solo Voice
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.
Jason Sudeikis and Marcus Mumford Perform ‘Ted Lasso’ Theme at Madison Square Garden
A brief onstage reunion brought the actor and the musician together mid-set, as the show’s fourth season continues.
The Tallest Man on Earth Returns to Swedish Folk Roots on ‘Just Beyond Endless Mountain’
Kristian Matsson’s new album draws directly from the traditional music of Dalarna, marking a deeper turn toward his own heritage.
Wasia Project Share New Single ‘Vogue’ Ahead of Debut Album
The London duo sets up ‘Nocturne’ (out 18 September) with a club-inspired track about desire, ahead of a November UK tour.
Korg’s MicroKorg 2 Arrives With a Bigger Voice, but a Smaller Moment
The long-awaited successor to one of the best-selling synths of the century updates the formula with more polyphony and new sound engines, though the landscape it enters is far more crowded.
Death Cab for Cutie Return to Tiny Desk, Bringing New Songs and the Weight of Time
A decade after their stripped-back debut, the band’s second NPR session places I Built You a Tower material beside early catalog favorites, with Ben Gibbard noting how the years have shifted around them.
Hours of Worship Sharpen a Grief-Struck Sound on “Resignation”
The project’s new album merges funeral-doom weight with trip-hop crawl, finding clarity in down-tempo heaviness.
Charli XCX’s Tour Debut and a Dacus-Baker Duet at Outside Lands 2026
San Francisco’s independent festival drew a stacked lineup, but the weekend’s most compelling moments came from surprise collaborations and Charli XCX’s second full show of her Music, Fashion, Film era.