H.3.a.I’s The Fear Of Missing Out is a thirteen-track record of isolation, faith, and hard-won polish, written after time that did not belong to him.
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H.3.a.I’s The Fear Of Missing Out is a thirteen-track record of isolation, faith, and hard-won polish, written after time that did not belong to him.
The band has moved beyond speculation with a full run of stadium shows, including returns to Slane Castle and Knebworth. Ballot-based ticketing replaces the previous pricing model.
On Double A Side 2, Reetoxa gives Akaroa and Erica And The Stars room to breathe outside Soliloquy, then strips the voice so the arrangements can stand as landscape.
The Megadeth co-founder says his revised Big Four of thrash would not draw from a younger generation, reopening a long-running debate about the genre’s canonical acts.
After a clip about not having a favorite song escalated online, the rapper served free burgers at a one-day Cryburger popup.
On Sierra de Luquillo, the Minneapolis duo build a four-movement piece from nocturnal field recordings, plant bioelectrical signals, and a rainforest under ecological stress.
Oprah Winfrey will stage a two-hour production called “AHA” at Sphere in April, with performances from Jacob Collier, Ajeet, and Wintley Phipps, and musical direction from Max Richter and Jon Hopkins.
Nate Amos returns with The Singer in My Band, his third This Is Lorelei LP in three years. The songs came from long drives, but Amos refuses the road-record framing.
The guitarist says the New York hardcore band is still working out how to move forward after Lou Koller’s death.
The country singer is up for Entertainer of the Year and Album of the Year, matching the highest single-year nomination total in the show’s history.
