Foo Fighters Perform The Vaselines’ ‘Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam’ Live for the First Time
A stripped-down cover at BottleRock connects Dave Grohl’s present band to a song closely associated with his past.
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Dario Klein
Cornelius Announces ‘Refractions’ Album and New Single with Sean Ono Lennon
The Japanese artist’s new album arrives August 19 on Eat Your Own Ears Recordings, and features a track with Sean Ono Lennon alongside contributions from Shintaro Sakamoto and Arto Lindsay.
Olivia Rodrigo Details Album Structure and Tracklist, Splitting ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love’ Into Two Sides
The 13-track album, out June 12, separates into contrasting halves, one for love, one for what lingers after.
Gaspar Claus Details First Album in Five Years, Cells
The cellist and composer returns with a record built from the friction between acoustic cello and electronic processing, featuring contributions from Basile3 and Matt Elliott.
Eddy Current Suppression Ring Drop Surprise LP ‘In Light Of Recent Events’
The Melbourne band ended a six-year silence with a self-released album that sharpens their oblique brand of rock ‘n’ roll.
Sonny Rollins Has Died at 95
The saxophonist who never stopped pushing beyond his own legend leaves behind a career that traced the full arc of jazz, from bebop to his own uncompromising future.
Matteo Mancuso Built a Track Around Steve Vai’s Musical DNA for Route 96
The Sicilian guitarist explains how a late-night offer at the 2024 Vai Academy led to “Solar Wind,” the opening cut on his second album.
KÁRYYN’s ‘Physics Universal Love Language’ Is a Study of Love’s Afterlives
The singer’s new album traces the joyful agonies of a heart that refuses to let go, mapping the shape of love that persists long after separation.
Queen Latifah Hosts AMAs as Breakthrough Categories Reshape the Night
With first-time nominees Olivia Dean and Sombr picking up seven nominations each, the American Music Awards signalled a shift toward emerging talent.
Miles Davis’s Centenary Is a Reminder That Jazz Survives by Changing
The trumpeter, born 100 years ago, treated every new sound as a necessity, never a betrayal. His records still refuse to age quietly.