Phoebe Bridgers Appears in First Teaser for A24’s ‘Primetime’
After a quiet two years, Bridgers resurfaces with a tour of new material and a role in A24’s To Catch a Predator-inspired film, starring Robert Pattinson and directed by Lance Oppenheim.
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Theo Vermeer
Bonnie Kemplay Announces New EP ‘Someone, somewhere’
Dirty Hit’s Bonnie Kemplay will release a new EP on July 31. Today she shares the memory-haunted single “Paper Angel.”
Geddy Lee on the Costs of Change: “We Lost Fans, But We Gained Other Fans”
The Rush frontman’s pragmatic outlook on fandom speaks to the transaction at the heart of any long-term artistic career.
Unfathomless Approaches 100 Releases with Tossapol’s Museums and Medery’s Forest Walks
The Brussels label’s 94th and 95th releases explore memory and landscape through field recordings. Tossapol revisits a childhood science museum, while Ludovic Medery captures the sounds of Colonster Woods.
RL Huber Returns with Sea Legs, a Drone and Chamber Work
The Arkansas-based artist’s latest release stretches sustained strings and piano into slow, meditative forms, now available on Bandcamp.
Bella Kay Pushes Love to Its Breaking Point on ‘Are You Mad at Me’ EP
The three-track release finds the singer holding a relationship up to a harsh light, demanding clarity on two new songs while chipping away at her full-length debut.
Sonny Rollins Left a Recorded Signature No One Else Could Replicate
The saxophonist, who died at 95, built a catalogue that reshaped jazz improvisation not through grand statements, but through relentless, in-the-moment invention.
Magic Tuber Stringband Navigate Radioactive Waters on New Album ‘Heavy Water’
The trio’s ninth record draws on research into irradiated birdlife near South Carolina’s Atomic City, fusing Appalachian strings with drone, field recordings, and the region’s poisoned beauty.
Hrishikesh Hirway Returns to His Own Music, Fifteen Years After His Last Album
The Song Exploder host ended a long creative silence with In the Last Hour of Light, stepping back into the artist role that his podcast so often dissects in others.
Linda Perry calls Billie Joe Armstrong a “pussy” over lost Green Day production gig
Linda Perry says she lost six months of work after Green Day’s frontman stopped returning her calls, blaming fan backlash and Courtney Love for the collapse of a planned collaboration on what became 21st Century Breakdown.