The New York house figure talks the early days of hip hop, the UK’s hold on his sound, and the pandemic’s strange gift.
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The New York house figure talks the early days of hip hop, the UK’s hold on his sound, and the pandemic’s strange gift.
The duo’s first album since 2013’s Tomorrow’s Harvest arrived via a cryptic campaign and global listening sessions. It confronts the fire of the present through a darker, more direct sound.
The Web3 music platform, a hub for independent artists and labels since 2021, failed to find a sustainable revenue model.
The Norwich band continues to refine a sound heavy with fuzz, steel, and the weight of memory.
Jodie Rocco, who sang on the group’s records, says neither she nor her sister were asked to perform, as the event’s bookings continue to erode.
After a 14-year absence, a new James Bond game from the studio behind Hitman sold through quickly and earned strong reviews.
A cryptic mailing campaign and a fictional alter ego shape an album rollout that steps away from standard pop tempo.
The Firekeeper Alliance links heavy sounds and mental health support on the Blackfeet Nation, far beyond its festival affiliation.
A rehearsal recording of Prince playing The Long and Winding Road has reached Paul McCartney. But an old interview with Prince raises serious questions about whether the track should ever see release.
The run starts in December with multi-night stands across North America and a rotating cast of support acts.
