Music Reviews

Plastic hearts cooked in a skillet, a lizard chopped with chives, a world absorbed into a marble. It's all part of a pleasant trip in the psych-pop band's new video.

The Brooklyn singer dusts off a paean to a lover lost.

The night's winner, "Remember Me" from the film Coco, and Sufjan Stevens' "Mystery of Love" — two ballads — represented the best of what songs can communicate within film.

"Everyone has something they want to forget, so let's try to achieve that in this song, in this moment," the Korean producer says.

The experimental duo from Leeds soundtracks "the psychic flux of the menstrual cycle" with folk horror and regal doom.

August Greene, the supergroup featuring Common, Karriem Riggins and Robert Glasper, peers at the state of the black union through a jazzy, hip-hop lens.

Out May 4, a new album called Appreciation will replace Horse Feathers' ornate deliberation with surging folk-rock, full-on soul and just a hint of country. Hear its first single, "Without Applause."

The new compilation brings together 20 artists from the punk spectrum and acts as a group announcement for Dollar Band, which features members of Gun Outfit.

Though he may be a ways from the Texas hills, the lead single from Buck Meek's self-titled debut album sounds as if it's still echoing out from them.

The Halifax rock band meditates on mortality, limitations and solitude in tight, shimmery guitar riffs.