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Using analog tape machines and a keen sense of empathy, the London-based studio whiz has helped Björk, Bon Iver, Depeche Mode, and others zero in on the sounds—and feelings—they’re searching for. Her own new album exposes her emotional core.
These are the songs that established Lightfoot as a force in the United States and his native Canada—the songs that capture his essence.
The film’s extensive archival footage and insightful interviews paint a striking portrait of the contradictory rock star.
Plus the best and worst cameos in the underwhelming new House Party reboot and a must-hear track from the Diddy-backed R&B singer-songwriter Jozzy.
Talking day jobs, disgusting levels of feedback, and dear friend Ed Sheeran with the lads
Spurred by Hotline Miami a decade ago, indie game developers love to pair adrenaline-pumping electronic music with sleek kills. We dig into the game’s influence with its creators and the psychological reasons why this combo works.
Scoring tickets for your favorite artist’s tour seems tougher than ever, but there are practical steps the industry could take to make things better.
From Beyoncé’s historic feat to Harry Styles’ empty gestures to Bad Bunny’s show-stopping audaciousness
Will Beyoncé make Grammys history? Could Big Thief or Wet Leg take home their first awards? Will Björk finally find Grammy vindication? Let’s dig in.
Missy Elliott, the White Stripes, and Kate Bush lead a prospective 2023 class that feels more modern than usual.
Remembering the bandleader and solo artist who played inquisitive solos and perfected his tone during Television’s brief run
The Mountain Goats frontman plays in a one-hit-wonder metal band alongside Chloë Sevigny on the new Peacock comedy from Natasha Lyonne and Rian Johnson.