The people who 'danced themselves to death'
In 1518, a 'dance plague' saw citizens of French city Strasbourg reportedly dancing for days on end.
— BBC
The Reckless Rise of Rap’s Internet Detectives
When tragedy strikes in the rap world, internet detectives recklessly track down clues and attempt to solve crimes online
— Complex
People are getting tired of the 'TikTok music formula'
The tide is turning against that style of pop music.
— NBC News
Inside the Ambient Music Streaming Boom
What does it mean for the artists behind the serene soundscapes?
— Pitchfork
The Many Humiliations of Being an Arcade Fire Fan
Do I like their new album or do I just really, really want to like it?
— Gawker
Hidden in a Fire Island House, the Soundtrack of Love…
In tragedy, music provided solace during the AIDS epidemic
— The New York Times
Why We Can’t Quit the Guitar Solo
A guitar solo is not just a display of musical showmanship, technical mastery and bravado.
— The New York Times
Jewel-Box Heroes: Why the CD Revival Is Finally Here
Compact discs are still the ideal format for getting lost inside your music collection
— Rolling Stone
Weird Era #1: A Decade of “Oblivion”
How Grimes' Breakout Single Turned the Montreal Crust-Punk into a Worldwide Pop Phenomenon
— What's Good
How Much Does It Cost to Throw a Club Night?
Promoters assess the various financial challenges involved in throwing parties
— Resident Advisor