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American Football Release Heartfelt Cure Cover
“The Cure has not only been fundamental to my growth as a songwriter, but also to my development as a man,” said frontman Mike Kinsella The post Hailed by Robert Smith as “one of the most heartfelt an
Analysis of Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero'
Hit Songs Deconstructed analyzes the sonic characteristics that helped Swift earn her newest leader.
Rachel Chinouriri on New Music and Pop Career
With a dazzling new era in full swing, the British-Zimbabwean singer opens up about finding her feet and making friends in pop’s inner circle.
Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz & Fondation Louis Vuitton Announce Vocal Competition
Malou Oheix wins first place, icon Arturo Sandoval also honored at event hosted by actor Jeremy Irons.
Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall
Paul Thomas Anderson’s concert film comes to theaters next month
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Big Thief Live Archive
The Big Thief Live Archive includes 10 fully mixed shows, with plans to add new sets each month
Fontaines D.C.’s Dopamine Chamber Is a New Wave Horror Show: Review
The Irish band's fifth album is a jagged, synth-heavy reinvention, featuring some of their boldest songs yet. Fontaines D.C.’s Dopamine Chamber Is a New Wave Horror Show: Review Paolo Ragusa
"Anytime I had a little bit of money, I would buy gear” Jack Antonoff talks Taylor Swift’s Midnights
We sit down with the world's biggest producer to talk Taylor Swift, his deep love of vintage gear, and why he can’t stop scrolling through Reverb at 4AM
The Rolling Stones Announce Deluxe Album Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips Featuring Five New Songs
The leftovers include "Who You Callin' Crazy" featuring saxophonist Courtney Pine and "Bad Luck Hideaway," a vocal duet by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. The Rolling Stones Announce Deluxe Album Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips Featuring Five New Songs Eddie Fu
Jackson unveils classic Scott Ian, Randy Rhoads, David Ellefson and Marty Friedman signature models
The ultimate metal guitar signature drop? With a replica of the Rhoads that started it all, this has got to be up there
Summer Walker legal drama doubles as she battles to dump management as well as her label
Following the news Universal’s Interscope label is suing Summer Walker after she used California’s seven year rule to exit a record deal early, it’s now come to light that Walker is suing her management firm LVRN in a bid to end her deal with that company too, which she says was onerous and unfair
Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz & Fondation Louis Vuitton Team for 2026 Vocal Competition: The Future of Jazz ‘Is Very Safe’
Malou Oheix wins first place, icon Arturo Sandoval also honored at event hosted by actor Jeremy Irons.
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Rachel Chinouriri on Owning Her Pop Moment, Supporting Olivia Rodrigo & Bringing ‘More Sparkles’ Into Her Life
With a dazzling new era in full swing, the British-Zimbabwean singer opens up about finding her feet and making friends in pop’s inner circle.
The story of Michael Jackson’s game-changing 1993 Super Bowl performance to be told in new documentary
“There was silence in the room and I said, ‘Michael, you know that means that people are going to be seeing you at midnight in New York?’”
Taylor Swift’s ‘Patient Zero’ Deconstructed: How the Hot 100 No. 1 Reflects — and Differs From — Her Catalog of Hits
Hit Songs Deconstructed analyzes the sonic characteristics that helped Swift earn her newest leader.
Big Thief Launch Free Concert Archive
The Big Thief Live Archive includes 10 fully mixed shows, with plans to add new sets each month
Hailed by Robert Smith as “one of the most heartfelt and beautiful Cure covers I have heard,” American Football officially release their stripped-back take on ‘Boys Don’t Cry’
“The Cure has not only been fundamental to my growth as a songwriter, but also to my development as a man,” said frontman Mike Kinsella The post Hailed by Robert Smith as “one of the most heartfelt and beautiful Cure covers I have heard,” American Football officially release their stripped-back take
DJ & Producer Union Podcast Addresses Artist-Agent Dynamics
The first DJ & Producer Union podcast features Alex Montoya (Analog Agency) for a conversation on the artist–agent relationship.
The Enduring Appeal of Hardware Outboard Gear
Long before computers and plugins, studio effects were generated by hardware boxes. For some, they still are, but in this day and age, what is the alluring appeal of hefty hardware effects?