Zara Sizzles In ‘Flaunt’ It ain’t her fault! Zara Larsson sizzles in a photo shoot for ‘Flaunt’ magazine. MORE >> Zara Larsson has a hit Continue Reading
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In Sight Out: Courtney Barnett
Few speak truth to mundanity quite like Courtney Barnett. Her work, including her 2015 debut LP Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Continue Reading
The Music That Made Cat Power’s Chan Marshall
As Cat Power, Chan Marshall has spent more than 20 years making dreamy music, music that would sound great in an empty dive bar in Continue Reading
Kim Kashkashian: J.S. Bach: Six Suites for Viola Solo
There are as many ways to play Bach cello suites as there are to draw breath. You can treat these pieces as a map to Continue Reading
Talking Heads: Remain in Light
The German playwright Bertolt Brecht is credited with the aphorism “a theater without beer is just a museum.” No one can point to where he Continue Reading
GØGGS: Pre Strike Sweep
Of the innumerable albums, backing-band permutations, and side projects that form the Ty Segall ecosystem, GØGGS are the most singular. Though Segall again teams with Continue Reading
Eli Keszler: Stadium
For more than a decade, experimental percussionist and sound artist Eli Keszler has dismantled the idea of what a drum can be and how it Continue Reading
MØ: Forever Neverland
MØ’s debut album, 2014’s No Mythologies to Follow, was all about savoring adolescence, a quest the Danish electro-pop singer born Karen Marie Ørsted captured in Continue Reading
Weakened Friends: Common Blah
If you live long enough, you will eventually hear the same stories—or repeat them yourself. What changes is, hopefully, how they’re told. Portland, Maine’s Weakened Continue Reading
Ben Stiller’s Band Capital Punishment Share First New Song in 36 Years: Listen
Capital Punishment, Ben Stiller’s high school punk band, have shared their first new song since 1982. Listen to “Confusion” below. It’s the first song on Continue Reading
Damon Albarn’s The Good, the Bad & the Queen Announce First New Album in 11 Years, Share New Song: Listen
The Good, the Bad & the Queen are back with their first album in over a decade. Merrie Land is out November 16. Check out Continue Reading
Cardi B Shares New Song “Money”: Listen
Cardi B has shared a new single called “Money.” Listen below. “Money” marks the first new solo track from Cardi B since the release of Continue Reading
Khruangbin Cover “Christmas Time Is Here”: Listen
Khruangbin have shared their take on the Vince Guaraldi holiday classic “Christmas Time Is Here,” from the soundtrack to A Charlie Brown Christmas. Take a Continue Reading
“What’s Good” This Week: Mick Jenkins, Mr Twin Sister, Neneh Cherry, and More
“What’s Good” is Pitchfork’s new weekly playlist, curated by Pitchfork founder Ryan Schreiber, bringing you highlights from new releases across all genres. It’s updated every Continue Reading
Ryley Walker Covers Dave Matthews Band’s “Diggin’ a Ditch”: Listen
On November 16, Ryley Walker will release The Lillywhite Sessions, his full album cover of the unreleased but highly bootlegged Dave Matthews Band project of Continue Reading
Red Dead Redemption 2 Soundtrack Announced: Arca, Daniel Lanois, More
Rockstar Games has revealed new details about the soundtrack and score to Red Dead Redemption 2, their upcoming Western-themed action adventure video game for PlayStation Continue Reading
Amy Winehouse Biopic in the Works to Go Along With That Hologram
If you’re not satisfied with the Amy Winehouse hologram, don’t you worry, there’ll be another fake Amy on the big screen soon. Winehouse’s family has Continue Reading
Britney Spears Announces Another Vegas Residency Without Speaking a Word
Fans were hyped to hear that Britney Spears would be making a special announcement on The Ellen DeGeneres Show’s YouTube channel Thursday evening. And she Continue Reading
You Know Who Had a Terrible Time at Woodstock? Some Guy Named Roger Daltrey
The legend Woodstock continues to bewitch music aficionados nearly a half-century after that fateful August 1969 weekend, even if its “peace and love” reputation has Continue Reading
The Long, Intertwined History of Paul Simon, Lorne Michaels, and SNL
With a career spanning more than 60 years, there are many moments from the long life Paul Simon that might be considered highlights. Like winning Continue Reading