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A reggae spin on the synth-pop classic

Stream new releases from Ravyn Lenae, Karol G, Flo, and more

AJRadico joins the rising Harlem rapper on “1980”

“Adelaide and Perth, we love you! This isn’t goodbye, just see you soon,” the festival organizer’s statement read.

Earlier this year, Douglas made her Madison Square Garden debut alongside Dom Dolla.

Bridge Of Sighs was the second of Robin Tower’s power trio’s superb trilogy of back-to-back albums in the mid-70s, and sealed his reputation

Claims that Usher was replaced with a clone on stage kept the R&B star busy in the comments section.

Inspired by his wealthy neighbours and reinforced by a run-in with the Queen Mother, My Generation is a mod anthem turned rock legend

How rage, despiar and a desire for peace fuelled a U2 classic

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we consider the club-friendly remix collection that served as a…

The Russell brothers bridge the big-beat thrills and soaring emotions of their live shows with a more intimate, stripped-back, headphone-ready sound.

Released during the Grateful Dead community’s annual Days Between observance, Hiss Golden Messenger’s new recordings of “Dire Wolf” and “They Love Each Other” grew from what M.C. Taylor described as a longtime daydream.

Sierra Ferrell is back with her first new music of 2026, arriving in the form of the single “Trying To Love You.”

After making her name as one of music’s brightest young guitarists, Grace Bowers launches her solo career with the announcement of ‘Grace’ and its fiery lead single.

Reuniting with Dahi for velvety, ’80s-inspired pop, rock, and R&B, the singer explores a widening repertoire that unlocks new melodic possibilities.

The third album from the Pacific Northwest-via-Belgium duo finds fresh inspiration in the bleak, enduring, and ever-emotive sound of traditional black metal.

On his first album for Mood Hut, the Texas-born producer offers a set of dubwise rhythmic workouts, intricately layering soft percussive details to evoke a dreamlike sheen.

New York’s underground pop stars offset a slick new studio EP with a lo-fi dance party mixtape featuring kuru, Blaketheman1000, and Femcels’ Gabrielle Turton.