In a new open letter, the former artistic adviser details a funding vacuum, legal tangles, and the absence of a plan to save the institution.
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In a new open letter, the former artistic adviser details a funding vacuum, legal tangles, and the absence of a plan to save the institution.
On her first album under her own name, the Queens songwriter leaves the soft-focus folk of Goo behind for something denser, darker, and more volatile.
The Pretenders frontwoman’s social media post adds a brutally vivid layer to the escalating debate over filming concerts. She doesn’t mince words.
The Swedish band’s new album, Neverending, brings a gloomier atmosphere and a guest turn from Entombed bassist Jörgen Sandström on the closing title track.
The rapper’s first Loma Vista single ties the power of music to a charged metaphor, with a video that stitches Black American history across a bullet-riddled flag.
The singer-songwriter, whose duets with Celine Dion and Regina Belle defined Disney’s ’90s renaissance, has died following a stroke. He was 75.
The four-track release on Who Is Paula channels classic electro through precise, tactile production.
The experimental noise-rock band’s label debut contains ten tracks, no advance singles, and an international tour beginning days after release.
Put together through a musician-wanted flyer at Northwestern University, Widemouth sharpen a folk-rock sound on No Gasoline that belies its casual start.
Totó la Momposina, who spent decades bringing Colombia’s rural musical traditions to the international stage, died after a heart attack. She was 85.
