Tori Amos vs. the Lizard Demons: A Mythological Reckoning
In her latest concept album, ‘In Times of Dragons,’ Tori Amos channels ancient deities and personal rebirth to confront the sociopolitical decay of modern America.
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’.
Foo Fighters Fly on Autopilot Throughout ‘Your Favorite Toy’
The Foo Fighters’ 12th studio album, ‘Your Favorite Toy,’ feels like a hollow retread of past successes rather than a genuine return to form.
Julia Cumming Can Finally Hear Her Own Voice
Sunflower Bean frontwoman Julia Cumming steps into the spotlight with her first solo record, embracing self-discovery and the art of ‘easy listening.’
Lambrini Girls’ Phoebe Lunny Arrested After Warning Promoters
Phoebe Lunny of the UK punk band Lambrini Girls was arrested following her efforts to warn promoters about a musician she deemed unsafe.
Lucy Liyou’s ‘MR COBRA’ Defies Definition and Legibility
Multimedia artist Lucy Liyou challenges the boundaries of music and performance with her visceral, genre-defying new album, MR COBRA.
What to Watch on TV This Week: Half Man, Stranger Things: Tales From ’85, and Running Point
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 Navigates the Chaos of AI-Driven Sitcoms in The Comeback
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.
Rooster Season 1, Episode 7 Recap: “All The Dogs’ Names”
HBO’s Rooster continues to struggle with its wholesome potential as Archie’s manipulative behavior clashes with Walt’s meaningful character growth.
11 New Albums to Stream This Week: April 17, 2026
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.