The R&B singer returns with her first new music of 2026, a track dedicated to a decade of marriage with Russell Wilson.
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The R&B singer returns with her first new music of 2026, a track dedicated to a decade of marriage with Russell Wilson.
The Norwegian-Mexican composer returns with her first album since 2022’s widely admired Only Love From Now On, tracing memory through a careful blend of archival and newly recorded sounds.
Kimberly Marasco’s claims that Swift swiped ordinary images and universal themes from self-published poems did not survive judicial scrutiny. The case was dismissed with prejudice.
The Austin psych-rock group shares the title track of their new album, featuring collaborators from Lorelle Meets The Obsolete and J. Zunz.
The “UK jazz” label erases the particularities of local scenes. Glasgow’s is one of the strongest in Europe, defined by cross-genre venues, a top-tier conservatoire, and an independence of spirit.
The band’s 1986 debut still stands on its own, but four decades later, it’s a quiet gesture from their former bassist that stays with them.
Alicia Bognanno will bring her project Bully to the LaguMiniAmphitheaterette on July 28 as part of the Live at Lagunitas series, in a free concert presented by Consequence.
The Big Muff Pi 2 is a dual op-amp fuzz circuit designed by Bob Myers in the late ’70s, rejected by Mike Matthews for straying from the standard Muff voice. Forty years later, it’s back with a momentary switch and a more aggressive profile.
Explicit songs have fallen from 74% of Spotify’s Top 50 in 2018 to just 13% in 2026. The shift reflects the growing dominance of catalog music and hip-hop’s declining chart presence.
The long-unavailable recordings, featuring Arthur Russell throughout, offer a lost chapter of experimental pop that still sounds more adventurous than most of today’s underground.
