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The Midland native’s 15-track LP arrives amid a broader pivot toward traditional country, anchored by his own songwriting and contributions from Liz Rose, Chris Stapleton, and Jim Lauderdale.
Ahead of her August set at the UK festival, the Sister Sledge vocalist will answer reader questions for The Guardian.
The singer steps back into view with a track written the day after the GRAMMYs, following an onstage collapse and a sold-out London show.
The second single from Rodrigo’s upcoming album finds her playing a nurse in a video that deepens her connection to the band The Cure. Robert Smith has been listening.
Amazon’s seasonal sale includes a wave of Bluetooth speakers. Only a few hold up under real listening conditions.
The Bristol duo’s second LP lands in August via Breakfast Records, with a lead single that confronts mortality through sharp humor.
On ‘Paradessence,’ Spencer Doran and Ryan Carlile return with a record of chiseled ephemera, informed by a Portland scene that still shapes their process.
The Crusaders drummer and sampling mainstay spoke with Aquarium Drunkard about his new record, his fusion roots, and the breaks that ended up on classic tracks by J Dilla, Madlib, and Three Six Mafia.
The electronic producer maps the tensions between technology, collapse, and resistance on his new album, out September 26. First track “Computer Love” is streaming now.
The West Yorkshire band’s third album channels years of personal upheaval and a darkening political climate into their sharpest, most direct work yet.
