Greg Anderson and Stephen O’Malley pull John Lee Hooker, Bill Orcutt, and Rosalía in a wide-ranging selection that connects the dots of their drone metal.
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Greg Anderson and Stephen O’Malley pull John Lee Hooker, Bill Orcutt, and Rosalía in a wide-ranging selection that connects the dots of their drone metal.
The Bloomington quartet’s self-produced shoegaze foregrounds texture and deliberate recording choices, with a tour that kicks off this week.
The country singer apologized after cutting her Ball Arena show short following just three songs, promising a return in August.
The Culture Club singer shared “We Will Dance Again,” a reggae track that opens by dismissing genocide claims and criticizing musicians who speak out against Israel.
In a rare interview, the Kentucky songwriter revisits his 2020 protest song, the years it took to perform it live, and music’s ability to uncover shared ground.
The R&B group will travel across the country this fall and winter, playing shows in major cities and their hometown of Charlotte.
The pop singer’s public relationship with the Chargers quarterback moves from quiet appearances to a formal announcement.
The long-simmering collaboration arrives named after the 2017 ransomware attack, linking two artists whose creative paths have been quietly converging.
The My Morning Jacket frontman’s first solo LP in eight years repurposes music originally written for Sofia Coppola collaborations into a meditative, Alice Coltrane-inspired psychedelia.
Matador Records will reissue the four devotional albums Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda originally distributed only to attendees of her California ashram during the 1980s and ’90s.
