Music & Culture First Listen: Brothers Osborne, 'Port Saint Joe' 5:00am April 12, 2018 by Ann Powers The award-winning, chart-topping country duo is back. Listen to John and T.J. Osborne's highly anticipated sophomore album in its entirety.
Music & Culture First Listen: The HIRS Collective, 'Friends. Lovers. Favorites.' 5:00am April 12, 2018 by Lars Gotrich The anonymous grindcore band opens its membership to the punk community — Laura Jane Grace, Marissa Paternoster, Alice Bag, Shirley Manson — to defend and extol queer and trans survival.
Music & Culture Stephanie Richards' 'Gong' Resonates The Body's Frequency 11:00am April 11, 2018 by Lars Gotrich Stephanie Richards' trumpet sounds like deep space wrapped around your head, a flood in the endless void.
Music & Culture Neko Case Returns With A New Anthem, Fueled By 'Bad Luck' 4:29pm April 10, 2018 by Stephen Thompson In the second single from this summer's Hell-On, the powerhouse singer belts out an ode to misfortune and, ultimately, survival.
Music & Culture Gang Gang Dance's Cosmic Chill Returns With 'Lotus' 12:23pm April 10, 2018 by Lars Gotrich The psychedelic dance crew will release its first album in seven years, Kazuashita, on June 22.
Music & Culture Songs We Love: Bobby Sessions, 'Like Me' 9:00am April 10, 2018 by Sidney Madden The Dallas rapper examines America's racist history with an acrimonious and captivating flow.
Music & Culture Peach Kelli Pop Takes A 'Hello Kitty Knife' To Sad, Old Critics Of Girlhood 2:25pm April 09, 2018 by Stefanie Fernández Los Angeles sparkle punks Peach Kelli Pop depart from their traditional surf-pop sound in favor of the rainbow-filled aesthetics of childhood.
Music & Culture First Listen: John Prine, 'The Tree Of Forgiveness' 5:00am April 09, 2018 by Jim Allen The master craftsman returns with his first new tunes in 13 years.
Music & Culture Cut Chemist's 'Die Cut' Asks You To Listen Closely 4:24pm April 06, 2018 by Oliver Wang Listening to Cut Chemist's latest album is like looking under a microscope at a drop of ocean water. The longer you examine, the more life you find.
Music & Culture When Will Things Change? Niña Dioz, Lido Pimienta And Ceci Bastida Aren't Waiting 10:02am April 06, 2018 by Julyssa Lopez A powerful trio of Latin alternative vocalists unite to record a feminist anthem.