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The three-day music festival returns to St. Charles, Iowa next summer

“PP2” introduces the Brooklyn singer and electroacoustic composer, with prepared piano from the Geese frontman

Knocked Loose and Julie will join the rock titans on the spring run

The Aussie indie act expands its relationship with WME beyond representation in the Asia-Pacific region to include North America, South America, and all territories outside of Europe.

On this ‘Greatest Pop Stars’ episode, Kyle Denis joins to discuss his excellent essay on Tinashe, Ravyn Lenae and the uncomfortable status of Black artists in the Main Pop Girl discussion.

Between a Grammy win, new album Yearnalism & opening for Olivia Dean, it’s been a whirlwind year for the rising artist.

The leading lights of the screamo scene will release Bleed It on March 19

The glam metal musician, who pummelled the kit on W.A.S.P.’s 1984 debut album, is being celebrated for his kindness and playing ability

Singer/guitarist Matt Heafy bares all about the turbulence behind new album Crown In The Grave

Megan Moroney returns to an acoustic setting on You for Me (Smoky Mountain Demo), written with Jessie Jo Dillon, Connie Harrington and Jessi Alexander. Continue reading Megan Moroney Releases You for Me…

Ashley Cooke releases her first holiday EP, wrapped, with two original songs, three Christmas favorites and appearances from her family. Continue reading Ashley Cooke Releases Wrapped Christmas EP With Two…

On their third album this year, the New Orleans garage rockers embrace conflicting emotions and clashing sounds, balancing hard-charging rave-ups with exploratory tape experiments.

On its first live album, the New York trio recasts a quarter-century of rock songs for strings, piano, and acoustic guitar, highlighting the ache and vulnerability at the heart of its music.

So post-ironic it’s deadass, the Toronto songwriter’s debut renders a thoroughly modern affect with rare authenticity.

Too challenging to qualify as radio rock, the Los Angeles songwriter’s cloudy, lo-fi grunge is stuffed with ’90s references and opaque secrets.

With delirious melodic instincts, the Bronx rapper’s new tape evokes Young Money-era swag on a SoundCloud budget.

The Lisbon trio trades the laid-back feel of its earlier, more disco-indebted work for skeletal machine minimalism, twisted sequencer fugues, and lo-fi ambient that conceals more than it reveals.

On her debut album, the musician combines her family’s Jamaican mento legacy with her personal love of folk for a set of graceful, winningly direct songs.

Experimental artist Felicia Chen’s high-contrast compositions unite whispers and shrieks, intimate acoustics and inhuman distortion.

Unlike the composer’s typically massive, sprawling drones, these pieces for pipe organ—accompanied by guitarist Stephen O’Malley and cellist Lucy Railton—are finely filigreed miniatures.