- March 14, 2025
Posthumous Marianne Faithfull EP Announced: Listen to New Song “Burning Moonlight”
Four songs Marianne Faithfull was working on before death in January have been collected on a new EP, Burning Moonlight, out June 6 via Decca.
Bon Iver Share New Songs “If Only I Could Wait” and “Walk Home”: Listen
Justin Vernon has shared two new Bon Iver songs, “If Only I Could Wait” and “Walk Home,” the former of which features Haim’s Danielle Haim.
9 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Playboi Carti, Charley Crockett, and More
Prolific New Orleans rapper Curren$y links up with producer and frequent collaborator Harry Fraud for the duo’s fifth project together in as many years. Led
Playboi Carti Releases New Album Music: Listen
After years of teasers, false hope, and confusion, Playboi Carti has finally released a new album. Music, the rapper’s first studio album since 2020’s Whole
Chappell Roan Shares New Song “The Giver”: Listen
After much teasing, Chappell Roan has finally released her new song “The Giver.” Inspired by classic pop-country hits like Big & Rich’s “Save a Horse
Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon Publishing Poems for the First Time in Literary Arts Magazine
As he readies the release of the new Bon Iver album, SABLE, fABLE, Justin Vernon is also racking up some literary bona fides. Today, micro-distributed
Radiohead Members Form New LLP, Historically a Telltale Sign of New Activity
Radiohead sleuths of the world, unite. For the first time since the Kid A Mnesia reissue—and, before that, the months leading up to A Moon
Listen to Lizzo’s New Song “Still Bad”
After returning, in February, with “Love in Real Life,” Lizzo is back with another new song. The musician co-produced her latest track, “Still Bad,” with
Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX 2025 Full Lineup Announced: Beth Gibbons, Earl Sweatshirt, Oneohtrix Point Never, and More
Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX has revealed the full lineup for its 2025 edition. Portishead’s Beth Gibbons, Earl Sweatshirt, Little Simz, Oneohtrix Point Never, and others
Zulu to Go on Hiatus as Frontman Denies Abuse Allegations
The members of the Los Angeles hardcore band Zulu are putting the project “on pause.” They made the announcement while also acknowledging allegations of abuse
