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Show AllRachika Nayar’s Fog-Machine Dreamscapes
In this Rising interview, the guitarist and composer reflects on what it means to be a reluctant performer, making music that’s accessible but not boneheaded, and her biggest-sounding album yet.
Weyes Blood on What It Means to Be Out of Time
The singer-songwriter talks about her complex relationship with nostalgia, the indignities of online life, and her sweeping new album, And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow.
Maren Morris Is Fresh Out of Give-a-Shit
The eclectic country star on her long road to contentment and making her best album to date.
Big Thief on Learning to Loosen Up and Their Epic New 20-Track Album
The indie stalwarts talk about embracing the uncool, maintaining their integrity, and how a dog inspired their imminent double LP.
The War on Drugs Find Lightness on the Edge of Town
Frontman Adam Granduciel on how his new baby helped him embrace spontaneity on the band’s fifth album, I Don’t Live Here Anymore.
Low Still Don’t Sound Like Anyone Else
Three decades into his indie rock career, frontman Alan Sparhawk talks about staying unpredictable, the ecstasy of distortion, and his band’s colossal new album, HEY WHAT.
Faye Webster on How a Shade of Blue, Her Boyfriend, and This One Animal Crossing Song Inspired Her New Album
The singer-songwriter shares the influences behind her best record yet, I Know I’m Funny haha.
The Music That Made Conor Oberst
As his longstanding band Bright Eyes returns, the 40-year-old songwriter reflects on the artists that have soundtracked his life, from Cyndi Lauper to the Faint to Phoebe Bridgers.
Stephen Malkmus Breaks Down Every Song on His New Album, Traditional Techniques
The singer-songwriter’s latest is filled with psychedelic whodunits, evil cyber jargon, and unexpected tenderness.
The National Break Down Every Song on Their New Album, I Am Easy to Find
Band members Matt Berninger and Aaron Dessner delve into their ambitious new collaborative work with filmmaker Mike Mills.
Bill Callahan the Family Man
With his first new album in six years, the deep voice of American solitude makes an unlikely case for domestic bliss.
