An album that understands duration as its true subject. Fourteen pieces shaped by light, memory and the quiet chemistry of attention.
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An album that understands duration as its true subject. Fourteen pieces shaped by light, memory and the quiet chemistry of attention.
The first track from Alex G’s score for Jane Schoenbrun’s Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma pairs him with a reclusive voice from The Blue Nile.
Six years after Punisher, Phoebe Bridgers returns with Lost Weekend, an album that works through private loss and new romance with a more expansive sound.
The Colombian pop rock band will channel a portion of sold-out Movistar Arena ticket sales through UNICEF, targeting four regions affected by Monday’s 7.4-magnitude earthquake.
A deathcore vocalist takes on a nu-metal standard, bridging two eras of heavy music in one release.
A statement at the Green Day premiere places the project and its timeline into sharper focus.
The Trump-appointed board has voted to close the Kennedy Center for renovations, pending a judge’s approval, and to add the president’s name to the exterior below John F. Kennedy’s.
Norwegian producer Karl Endreson’s downtempo project gets a remastered retrospective spanning nearly two decades of ambient electronics and field-recorded atmosphere.
The soul singer and the hip-hop producer have formalized a project years in the making with the release of “Witch Doctor” and a fall tour with De La Soul.
The newly renamed festival brings Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Everclear, The SteelDrivers and more than 160 other acts to Boulder’s Pearl Street area from August 27–30.
