The host answered the same intimate questions he has asked more than 80 guests during his Late Show tenure. The segment aired in the show’s final week.
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The host answered the same intimate questions he has asked more than 80 guests during his Late Show tenure. The segment aired in the show’s final week.
At Aarhus’ annual showcase, the Danish quintet turned a packed room into a choreographed argument against complacency.
The bassist’s comments arrive months after a stage accident left Neil with broken ribs and a long recovery.
The multi-city event, anchored in Birmingham, will mark the 112th anniversary of Sun Ra’s birth with film screenings, talks, and a performance from the Arkestra.
Budapest electronic artist Zságer Balázs turns Buddhist impermanence and Alan Watts philosophy into glitch-driven electronica that refuses closure. His second solo album on Free Sequence is precise, immersive and quietly radical.
Billy Corgan confirmed on his Substack that he, James Iha, and Jimmy Chamberlin tracked a new single with the producer of Gish and Siamese Dream. The song is 98% finished and planned for release this year.
The Green Day side project will hit the road in October and November for a tour that follows last year’s first album in 16 years, Unt.
Mary Chiney’s Low Culture piece for The Quietus digs into the strange, literal, and cheaply transcendent music that scored a generation of Nigerian home videos.
The nine-track project lands June 5 on Warp, and the first two tracks, “New Park” and “King Kong,” are out now.
The Sleater-Kinney founder joined Morby onstage to revisit a track that’s as much a local landmark as the venue itself.
