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A previously unreleased track from the sessions around Dance Hall Crashers’ 1999 album ‘Purr’ has surfaced, giving the Bay Area band’s final studio era a small, unexpected addendum.
The four members of Talking Heads have assembled a book of handwritten lyrics, album sketches, and private photographs, due May 18 from Abrams. It lands on the 50th anniversary of their debut album.
Paul McCartney’s engineer Steve Orchard explains how vintage tape machines at Hog Hill Mill shaped a track on The Boys of Dungeon Lane, including a splice used to fix a tempo drift.
On Kira Krash, the Swedish artist hands a share of the record to a character who says what she won't.
Tango bandleaders once waited outside Buenos Aires radio stations to confront Astor Piazzolla about what he was doing to their music. He kept doing it, and the result was New Tango.
Josh Homme's new Queens of the Stone Age album arrives on Matador with the riffs and the swagger dialed back, and barely half an hour to make its case.
On Dean Delray's Let There Be Talk, the Megadeth frontman looked back at Metallica's 2011 Fillmore residency and pushed back on a reputation he says was built by repetition rather than fact.
Spotify says it removed more than 50 million AI-generated tracks from its recommendation system this year, a cleanup that comes as the company keeps expanding its own AI products elsewhere.
Jamz Supernova's 16-track compilation for Mr Bongo is organised as a single journey from morning to the early hours, and its tracklist carries a political thread she is careful not to flatten.
After five years of writing for other singers, Niko Rubio is keeping the music for herself. Her album 'late night swim' arrives Oct. 30, built from reggae, Latin, and trip hop.
