Julia Cumming Finds New Depth in Softer Sounds on Solo Debut
Julia Cumming steps away from the indie-rock intensity of Sunflower Bean to explore a more vulnerable, coffee-shop pop sound on her solo debut, ‘Julia’.
Julia Cumming steps away from the indie-rock intensity of Sunflower Bean to explore a more vulnerable, coffee-shop pop sound on her solo debut, ‘Julia’.
The Foo Fighters’ 12th studio album, ‘Your Favorite Toy,’ feels like a hollow retread of past successes rather than a genuine return to form.
Sunflower Bean frontwoman Julia Cumming steps into the spotlight with her first solo record, embracing self-discovery and the art of ‘easy listening.’
Phoebe Lunny of the UK punk band Lambrini Girls was arrested following her efforts to warn promoters about a musician she deemed unsafe.
Multimedia artist Lucy Liyou challenges the boundaries of music and performance with her visceral, genre-defying new album, MR COBRA.
Explore the top television highlights for the week of April 19, 2026, featuring Richard Gadd’s new drama, a Stranger Things animated spin-off, and the return of From.
Valerie Cherish faces the consequences of her own success as she attempts to stabilize her new sitcom, How’s That?!, amidst a total production upheaval and the return of a familiar face.
HBO’s Rooster continues to struggle with its wholesome potential as Archie’s manipulative behavior clashes with Walt’s meaningful character growth.
From the industrial-techno fusion of Nine Inch Nails and Boys Noize to the lo-fi charm of Winston Hightower, here are the essential new records to add to your queue.
From the overstimulated brilliance of Fire-Toolz to a long-awaited collaboration between Massive Attack and Tom Waits, here are the tracks defining this week in music.