Gracie Abrams’ ‘Daughter from Hell’ Struggles to Find Its Voice
Gracie Abrams’ third album, ‘Daughter from Hell,’ feels like a dated relic of the COVID-era pop landscape, failing to elevate its themes beyond vague melodrama.
Gary Stewart’s Revival Gets Another Boost on ‘One Track Mind’
A new compilation of unreleased demos and home recordings from Gary Stewart’s Nashville years reveals the raw, adaptable talent of a country music legend.
Lorde Criticizes Spotify Over AI “About the Song” Feature
Lorde has publicly challenged Spotify’s new AI-generated “About the Song” feature, citing inaccuracies and a lack of artist control.
Swapmeet Linger at the Ledge on ‘Mount Zero’
Adelaide quartet Swapmeet explores the existential pains of young adulthood on their shimmering, guitar-forward debut album, Mount Zero.
The Bright and Bold Summer Perfection of OMC’s “How Bizarre”
Reflecting on the enduring, infectious charm of OMC’s 1995 hit, “How Bizarre,” and how it became an indelible part of a summer memory.
AKTHEPROD Says His EP ‘DNR’ Was Made Without Ever Writing a Single Line
Artist AKTHETHEPROD explores the necessity of shedding one’s past identity to move forward, focusing on the power of boundaries and artistic evolution.
Beck Announces First New Album in Seven Years, ‘Ride Lonesome’
Beck returns with his first studio album since 2019, ‘Ride Lonesome,’ featuring a reunion with his classic collaborators.
The Time John Lennon Gave Mick Jagger Bad Advice About Elvis
Mick Jagger recently revealed that he regrets following John Lennon’s advice to never meet his heroes, specifically regarding Elvis Presley.
Twisted Teens Chart New Swamps on ‘Florida Water Blues’
Twisted Teens return with ‘Florida Water Blues,’ a haunting, atmospheric follow-up to their manic ‘Blame the Clown’ that explores the depths of the American South.
The History of the Punk Beat in 10 Songs
From its murky origins to its modern-day resurgence, we explore the evolution of the iconic punk beat through ten essential tracks.