The Musical Age of Shitpost Modernism
The next generation of underground rappers, electronic misfits, and jazz weirdos have flooded the internet with an approach that is…
— Pitchfork
Real Estate's Martin Courtney and Alex Bleeker
On Money, Streaming, Coming Together, and the Bygone 2010s
— Last Donut of the Night
Flop rock: inside the underground floppy disk music scene
Floppy disks are facing extinction, but musicians are still pumping out DIY music projects.
— The Verge
Just Enough Blues
George Michael’s career was driven by two imperatives: to be the biggest pop star in the world and to be…
— The New York Review of Books
A conversation with Laurel Halo
The expectation-thwarting composer and producer discusses pop, ambient, and the exquisitely flawed nature of acoustic music.
— Nina Editorial
Beirut's Zach Condon
On Mental Illness, Not Touring, Being Pigeonholed, and Going It Alone
— Last Donut of the Night
Pouring One Out for Pitchfork
A Pitchfork Staffer Looks Back The Influential Music Site's Historic Run
— Rolling Stone
For Dry January, great songs about not drinking
A music critic in recovery suggests great songs about sobriety
— NPR
TikTok Has Made Shoegaze Bigger Than Ever
How a genre short on hooks, memorable riffs, and magnetic personalities became a defining sound for Gen-Z rock fans
— Stereogum
How ‘Mr. Brightside’ Became a Generation’s Anthem
The Killers’ signature hit has become one of the most inescapable rock songs of its time.
— The New York Times