The session was recorded before appendicitis forced the postponement of several UK dates, but the cover itself is still moving through fan channels.
The session was recorded before appendicitis forced the postponement of several UK dates, but the cover itself is still moving through fan channels.
The Los Angeles musician returns after 2021’s Inferno with a track that sharpens his off-kilter indie-pop into something darker and more predatory.
The Touched Music release strips away conventional album structure, replacing track titles with numbered phases and building toward a single sustained musical statement.
Composer Justina Repečkaitė’s album “Tapestries” gathers pieces written over more than ten years, turning medieval references, birdsong, and extended vocal-instrumental techniques into music with its own internal logic.
On her third album, Hulder moves from solo construction to a full band without softening the anger that has defined her work.
Marieangela King Allman says she, not a court-appointed fiduciary, should manage the finances of Cher’s son while he is held in a New Hampshire psychiatric facility.
The Canadian duo’s layered, microtonal arrangements have earned clear support from two of prog rock’s defining players.
Future, Turnstile, Earl Sweatshirt, Steve Lacy, and Tyler himself are set for the Los Angeles festival’s return to Dodger Stadium on November 14 and 15.
A $500 ticket mix-up sits at the center of the Christian metal band’s trademark infringement suit against Netflix and the concert promoter.
Live on the Moon continues Ron and Russell Mael’s long refusal to separate the music from the universe built around it.