Documentary film festival DOC NYC has, like most other 2020 festivals, gone virtual. It's currently underway, running through November 19, and the streaming lineup includes 107 feature-length documentaries, with over 200 films total including shorts. Festival passes and individual tickets… Read More
2020 just keeps delivering, mostly lows but a few highs. I'm exhausted, but it's still a full plate this Friday the 13th: New Zealand legends The Bats release their 10th album; Belarusian darkwavers Molchat Doma are back with more songs ready for… Read More
Domenique Dumont’s music has traditionally entailed a game of hide-and-seek, concealing vocals behind layers of reverb and placing the drums right up at the front of the mix, daring the listener to dig to get to the center of it… Read More
Amaarae is currently based in Ghana, which is just one of the many places the 26-year-old artist has lived — including the Bronx, New Jersey, and Atlanta — and her music sounds as well-traveled as she is. As she discussed… Read More
Nubya Garcia's Source remains one of the year's best jazz albums, and now Makaya McCraven (whose Universal Beings features Nubya on tenor sax) has released a new remix of the title track. The drummer and "beat scientist" cuts the length… Read More
Sinead O'Connor has announced that she's postponing her 2021 tour to enter a year-long trauma and addiction treatment program. "I had a very traumatic six years and this year was the end of it but now recovery starts," she wrote… Read More
Over the summer Rolling Stone published their totally new 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list where they polled music writers, industry types and actual musicians. A few of the individual artists have shared their ballots, or part of them — like Beastie Boys'… Read More
AC/DC's first album in six years (and first since all surviving Back In Black era members reunited), Power Up, comes out this Friday (11/13). While you wait for the full thing, they've just released the second single, and like lead… Read More
Prince’s 1991 album Diamonds and Pearls, which introduced his band the New Power Generation, is by some counts his second best-selling album period, after Purple Rain. It went double-platinum. It contained his fifth, and final (to date), #1 single. Yet… Read More
Jeff Breeze, who has hosted the Boston music-centric show "Pipeline!" on MIT's radio station WMBR for the last 17 years, died on Sunday (11/8). No cause of death was given. Boston Typewriter Orchestra, of which Jeff was a member, shared… Read More