The proper follow-up to 2021’s Things Take Time, Take Time is out March 27
The pop star is up for six awards including Album of the Year
A pair of New York shows complete an itinerary that takes Daniel Lopatin across Europe and East Asia
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Lindsey Jordan’s first record in five years is out March 27
The cult American folk artist and Big Thief collaborator died, with his wife, in a fire at the couple’s home in Belgium
The singer also revealed an extensive U.S. tour
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“As the mayor of that city has said, ICE should get the fuck out of Minneapolis,” he added
“We were unlikely partners, and that was part of our magic,” he said during his eulogy for the late Grateful Dead co-founder
On the heels of releasing his long-delayed album, the rapper brought friends including Thundercat and Danny Elfman to the Studio 8H stage
The latest Wuthering Heights single
Led by a new version of his Stranger Things hit “When It’s Cold I’d Like to Die,” featuring Gabriels’ Jacob Lusk
Stream new releases from Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore, A$AP Rocky, evilgiane, and more
Watch her play a recluse in the video for lead single “Where’s My Phone?”
“Be who you are, be who you aren’t, piss people off, we don’t care!”
Riverside 2.0 kicks off in March
The pop star’s first LP in four years arrives on March 6
The three-song project features Varg2™, Siiickbrain, and Whitearmor
Premiering at SXSW, The Last Critic is the first feature on the storied rock critic
Music that is “generated wholly or in substantial part by AI” will now be taken down from the streaming service
Macca reflects on his post-Beatles exploits and the formation of Wings in Morgan Neville’s new film
The New Zealand singer-songwriter will follow her Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds support slots with a lengthy solo run
Listen to two new songs from the Sons of Kemet alum’s Of the Earth
Watch the video for lead single “First Light”
A new song, the 11-minute “Tib St. Tabernacle,” was produced by Sonic Boom
The long-rumored album drops in February
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