‘Ride Lonesome’ Review: Beck Finds Beauty in Being Alone

The chameleonic alt-pop star returns to the fold with the musicians behind ‘Sea Change’ and ‘Morning Phase’, resulting in similarly masterful melancholia

Thank You Review: Mike D Delivers a Solo Debut Worth the Wait

The rap legend – with a little help from his kids – returns to the spotlight with the infectious energy of an upstart with nothing to lose

‘Blingy’ Review: NCT 127 Stay Strong Despite a Smaller Lineup

Ten years deep and five members strong, the K-pop boyband celebrate beating the odds with a hip-hop-heavy victory lap

Mal Sounds invites listeners into a peaceful dream-pop world

The Brooklyn-based artist talks about the challenges of being a DIY musician

MUNA Turn Emotional Chaos Into Pop Gold on ‘Dancing On The Wall’

On their fourth album, the Los Angeles trio balance lightness and lust with a creeping sense of dread

Slayyyter Delivers Cinematic Pop On Wor$t Girl In America

Chasing the highs of her Tumblr-addled youth, Slayyyter finds her sound in a new strain of brash, sleazy pop

‘Dead Dads Club’ is Chilli Jesson’s strongest work since Palma Violets

The Carlos O’Connell produced album reshapes personal grief into a confident statement.

Two Shell

The mischievous UK duo reconsiders its 2024 self-titled LP with an uneven slate of remixes and new tracks, mixing moments of impressive boldness into a string of otherwise unremarkable exercises.

Harry Styles releases surprise “Forever, Forever” video without warning

The clip captures his performance of the track during the closing night of Love On Tour in 2023.

Review: Oreglo’s ‘The Whirr’ EP Shows A Jazz Trio Unafraid To Break Boundaries

Danny Brown – ‘Stardust’ Review: Clarity Emerging From The Madness

Hatchie’s ‘Liquorice’ Review: A Dreamy Shoegaze Refresh For Eternal Summer Vibes

Harriette Pilbeam’s third album doesn’t imitate her inspirations — it captures them with remarkable subtlety and heart.

Knucks Bridges Cultures on His Soulful New Album ‘A Fine African Man’

The Kilburn storyteller delivers a moving cultural journey that connects generations and neighborhoods, blending Igbo pride with the sharp artistry of UK rap.

Speak Daggers

The Iceage singer’s second solo record finds its own space in the hazy overlap of folk, post-punk, and cloud rap.