The band’s surprise eighth album, ‘Lose Your Self’, arrives as an unannounced manifesto for disconnection and direct experience.
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The band’s surprise eighth album, ‘Lose Your Self’, arrives as an unannounced manifesto for disconnection and direct experience.
A century after her birth, Willie Mae “Big Mama” Thornton’s legacy is a testament to an artist whose raw power and identity were never fully captured by the industry that borrowed from her.
The London-based singer distills a lifetime of musical obsession into sharp, self-assured pop songs.
Nearly three decades in, the influential midwest band confronts vulnerability and continuity on a new self-titled album.
Lindsey Jordan discusses the ingrained guitar habits that define her playing, framing them not as flaws but as foundational to her sound.
The singer-songwriter acknowledges the open doors of her famous lineage while focusing on the work that defines her own voice.
A veteran editor’s steady presence underscores the value of consistency in a noisy media landscape.
Sony’s long-gestating adaptation of the stealth game classic moves forward with a new directorial team, replacing Jordan Vogt-Roberts.
The neo-traditionalist country singer adds fourteen new arena and amphitheater dates to his expansive 2026 headlining tour.
After two previous attempts, the guitarist and trumpeter finally capture their collaborative album, a document of intuitive dialogue set for release this June.
