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Afrodiasporic Club Sounds Are Flourishing In The Los Angeles Underground
Parties focused on the irrepressible sounds of the African diaspora are energizing the Los Angeles underground.
— Resident Advisor
Instagram’s rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Shame
Catatonicyouths is probably your favorite musician’s favorite Instagram account.
— The Outline
How Indie Went Pop—and Pop Went Indie—in the 2010s
Ten years ago, a collaboration between an indie act and a pop artist was something to marvel over.
— Pitchfork
The Hissing of Vintage Tapes
The ongoing fight against tape hiss has proven a useful creative tension for the music industry
— Tedium
How One Of Music's Biggest Stars Almost Disappeared
How does one of the biggest stars in American popular music go missing?
— NPR
The Unsolved Case of the Most Mysterious Song on the…
Inside the question that’s been driving the internet crazy for years.
— Rolling Stone
‘Taaaake onnn meee!’
The unkillable, oh-so-profitable afterlife of a-ha’s ’80s classic
— Los Angeles Times
The Hardest Song I Ever Chased
Today, selecting the appropriate scores or songs to accompany everything from blockbuster movies to indie-film trailers remains an art form…
— Vulture
The story behind the best-known local jingle in America
The mysterious power of local jingles, like the famous Cellino & Barnes ad, explained.
— Vox