The METZ frontman steps out from hardcore’s shadow on a second solo album that turns domestic anxiety into power pop.
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The METZ frontman steps out from hardcore’s shadow on a second solo album that turns domestic anxiety into power pop.
Precious Pepala turns messy romance into sharp, theatrical pop-rock. Her new EP “Rosey” proves she’s one of the most distinctive new voices to come out of Sheffield in years.
After three decades of near-total silence, the foundational UK rave producer speaks on his anti-everything ethos and the music that built a myth.
The Chicago band’s debut album arrives not from a place of polished dreams, but from the resonant chaos of reality.
A lost Kraftwerk recording from 1973 prefigured techno’s core mechanics, raising questions about influence, access, and the myths of origin.
The story of Bella Donna is one of creative overflow, a solo debut built from songs a supergroup left behind.
A joint project thirteen years in the making, *See What We’ve Done* captures the weight of a friendship that shaped modern West African pop.
After nearly walking away from music entirely, Eaves Wilder returns with a sharper sense of what she actually wants to say.
Before he became a legend, Larry Carlton was just another young guitarist trying to hold his own in a room full of titans. A new interview reveals the nerve and instinct that defined his early career.
The duo’s debut album ‘Rad Berms’ channels a manic elegance, an antsy and fluttering interplay that redefines the rock two-piece.
