Brian Wilson’s Symphony of Life
The number one Beach Boy had a tremendous impact on music, culture, and the pursuit of creativity.
— Pitchfork
How 100-Year-Old Ella Jenkins Revolutionized Children’s Music
Over seven decades, she brought a world of genres and ideas to songs for the young.
— The New York Times
After-Hours Disco: A Guide to Morning Music and Sleaze
Sleaze/morning music remains something of a forgotten strand of disco.
— Bandcamp Daily
Resurrector: “Like a G6”
A rotating guest column in which writers reexamine critically unacclaimed works of art
— The Believer
Anatomy of a microgenre: hyperpop's next evolution
A young generation is tearing the blown-out experimental pop of the 2010s into new shapes
— NPR
Tracy Chapman Wants to Speak for Herself
For years, the singer and songwriter has avoided the spotlight.
— The New York Times
Nu Metal Will Never Be Cool.
Real music enjoyers can't rock with Korn or any of the other nostalgia-proof acts of their ilk.
— GQ
Last Night an NTS Radio Show Saved My Life
Malibu’s singular “United In Flames” show on NTS Radio, a monthly portal to a heavenly plane of sound.
— Pitchfork
The Subversive Love Songs of Lucy Dacus
The singer-songwriter talks about boygenius, the perils of love, and her new album.
— The New Yorker
EldiaNYC: New York's Next-Gen Club Leaders
Dazegxd, gum.mp3 and Swami Sound are the latest East Coast club collective to break out.
— Resident Advisor