Former Tony! Toni! Toné! member Raphael Saadiq has entered a new act of his career, as the onetime R&B star-turned-producer has become an in-demand composer for television as well, having worked on Underground, L.A.'s Finest, Insecure and NatGeo's Genius: Aretha.… Read More
View this post on Instagram A post shared by JISOO? (@sooyaaa__) on Aug 12, 2020 at 5:37am PDT BLACKPINK is preparing to give us their new single (a Cold Popsicle, it seems?) with Selena Gomez in mere days, but Jisoo‘s… Read More
Disintegration, decay, black holes… these are a few words that might spring to mind at the thought of ambient composer William Basinski, who has somehow made music from all of the above in the past few decades. Two words that… Read More
I feel like I’ve experienced nearly every emotion watching Katy Perry work her way through the Smile era over the past few months: surprise, sadness, confusion, secondhand embarrassment, pride. The Teenage Dream pop diva, who has been pregnant for what… Read More
“Say Something,” Kylie Minogue‘s grand return mid-pandemic, appropriately (and accidentally!) encapsulates the socially distanced uncertainty and sadness of the present moment. It makes perfect sense, then, that a more isolated rendition was in order. Our Mighty Aphrodite released an acoustic… Read More
The Rolling Stones are reissuing their album Goat's Head Soup on September 4, with multiple discs worth of extras, including three previously unreleased songs. One of those is "Scarlet" which features Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page. They shared that song a… Read More
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“Down here in the bottom, there ain’t no room for me. I don’t wanna make no babies, I don’t need a man to save me,” begins “SULA (Paperback)”, the latest single from Chicago singer, songwriter, rapper, poet, educator, and activist… Read More
Time just moves differently this year, so we may be past the halfway point, but this week we started taking a look back at some of the albums we love from the first half or so of 2020, including 11… Read More
Microphones in 2020. As a Phil Elverum fan, saying this seems so… strange, so anachronistic. With works as The Microphones dating until 2007, it was widely accepted that The Microphones was over and Mount Eerie was its replacement. "The name… Read More