The reunited ‘90s alt-rock trio channel Bob Mould’s ambivalence about technology into an incensed, two-and-a-half-minute power-pop single.
The reunited ‘90s alt-rock trio channel Bob Mould’s ambivalence about technology into an incensed, two-and-a-half-minute power-pop single.
The Montreal dream-pop duo return with their first original song since 2023, a jangly meditation on the city’s constant flux and the impermanence of life as an artist.
Three new projects unveiled at Annecy signal a broader push into animation, from a comic-book juggernaut adaptation to DC’s first official anime.
Streaming on MUBI, Schilinski’s debut traces four generations of women through a German farmhouse, where falling—literal, sudden, inherited—becomes the physical grammar of unspoken history.
Culled from 16 performances and mastered at Abbey Road, the set includes two previously unreleased shows and the only known recording of “Ceremony.”
Following a forced hiatus from music, Au/Ra channels fantasy and self-reckoning into her first full-length project, out next week.
The New York–recorded fifth album, featuring Feist and Shahzad Ismaily, trades introspection for requited love.
On the new single, the band’s frontman sidesteps fame and metrics, staking everything on the urgency of making things instead.
The former black midi frontman continues to support The New Sound, with shows scheduled from Florida to Vancouver, plus a hint of new material.
Erykah Badu will tour North America this fall, joined by producer The Alchemist and rap group De La Soul. The run adds to the slow-burn anticipation around her still-unreleased album, Abi & Alan.