Just a few days ago, Billie Eilish named Sufjan Stevens’ Carrie & Lowell her best album to cry to. Well, the 2015 project turns a decade old this year, and if you’d like to join Eilish in squeezing out a… Read More
Anybody who thought the vinyl resurgence was just a fad was mistaken: The industry has experienced a legitimate revival. As a result, music fans are interested in physical media in ways they may not have if the decades-old medium hasn’t… Read More
Last year, from the ashes of the Sound On Sound festival rose a new event, Soundside Music Festival. Year 1 started out strong with Noah Kahan and Foo Fighters (who later canceled) as headliners. Year 2 is looking good, too:… Read More
Every month, Uproxx cultural critic Steven Hyden makes an unranked list of his favorite music-related items released during this period — songs, albums, books, films, you name it. 1. Destroyer, Dan’s Boogie This is the 14th album Dan Bejar has… Read More
There’s this old joke (or rather, a series of old jokes) about “the milkman.” Playing on men’s fears of their partners’ infidelities, back when middle class wives frequently stayed at home, the joke supposed that a milk delivery man could… Read More
Mumford & Sons are in the midst of a new era: At the top of 2025, they announced their latest album, Rushmere. The album was released today (March 28), and to celebrate, the trio has announced a tour of arenas… Read More
Among her many musical attributes, Lucy Dacus’ greatest quality might be her voice. It’s a uniquely expressive and timeless-sounding instrument. When she sings, she can emote in a way that feels both operatic and restrained, like Edith Piaf on SSRI’s.… Read More
Gorillaz have had some lengthy gaps between albums before: 2017’s Humanz came out over six years after 2010’s The Fall. But, they’ve been dropping projects at a good, consistent clip lately, most recently releasing Cracker Island in 2023. Now, it… Read More
Steven and Ian kill some time at the start chatting about the return of Tobias Jesso Jr. and Steven’s recent list of the best 21st century indie-rock albums, which generated some buzz online. But they devote most of the episode… Read More
The road to d4vd‘s debut album Withered has seen the singer wonder “Where’d It Go Wrong,” lament “My House Is Not A Home,” and boast “There Goes My Baby.” After asking for “One More Dance” and narrowly avoiding “Crashing” with… Read More