Australian Women In Music Publish #MeNoMore Open Letter
Inspired by a Sweden's letter, more than 300 women in Australia's music industry have signed no, in part to let others know they "are not alone."
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JD McPherson On World Cafe
The Oklahoman who made retro rock sound modern with "North Side Gal" is back with a new album and home base in Nashville.
Don't Call Me Honey: In 2017, Women Confronted The Deep Roots Of Rock's Boys Club
Some of the best rock music of 2017 was made by women reckoning with a fundamental destructive truth of the genre: that it promises freedom to young female listeners but withholds actual liberation.
Lucy Dacus 'Night Shift' Will Be One Of 2018's Great Songs
The singer says the new track from her upcoming album, Historian, is a breakup song. But like the rest of the record, it's ultimately about hope and how far it can go.
Lemuria's 'Sliver Of Change' Is Sweet Comfort For The Restless
The indie-rock band's new album out this Friday, Recreational Hate, was originally offered as a "secret" vinyl for fans.
Jack White Announces New Album 'Boarding House Reach' With A Psycho-Collage
No release date, yet, but the teaser video for Jack White's new album is bizarre.
Watch Bon Iver's Justin Vernon Perform At NPR Music's 10th Anniversary
Justin Vernon of Bon Iver performed an intimate set featuring "Heavenly Father" and a cover of Leon Russell's "A Song For You."
3 Major Deals Point To A Maturing, And Global, Music Startup Landscape
Two acquisitions and one equity-sharing deal could show that the music business, long known for its insularity, has fully entered a new era.
Songs We Love: G Perico, 'Everybody'
2 Tha Left completes the bumpin' trifecta of the South Central LA rapper's year.