The Last Dinner Party on the Fresh Rock ‘n’ Roll of the ’70s
Even though they’re around three decades too late to have lived through it themselves, The Last Dinner Party’s favorite decade of sound is the ’70s. The British indie rockers, whose…
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Even though they’re around three decades too late to have lived through it themselves, The Last Dinner Party’s favorite decade of sound is the ’70s. The British indie rockers, whose…
Anohni and the Johnsons, Waxahatchee, Explosions in the Sky, Bela Fleck’s new trio and Yo La Tengo (with and without Sun Ra Arkestra) lead the initial lineup for the 2025…
In the late 1960s, a young generation of Brazilian musicians began making albums that were more expansive and progressive than anything before. They were inspired by the protean roots of…
Legendary Swedish hardcore band Refused will embark on a North American farewell tour next spring with support from Quicksand, beginning March 21 in Brooklyn, N.Y. The group are also releasing…
Huddled together under pop-up tents in a city square under glittering glass highrises, pounded by hail and rain, the Punjabi community of Surrey, British Columbia, gathers for the annual 5X…
For rapper Killer Mike, the ’80s was the most impactful decade of sound. Sitting down with SPIN and Bose as part of our Decades of Sound collaboration, Killer Mike shares…
Donald Glover has postponed the rest of his New Word North American tour as Childish Gambino to address unspecified health concerns. The trek was scheduled to visit Austin tomorrow (Sept.…
Justin Vernon‘s Bon Iver project is teasing its first new album in five years in a mysterious social media post, although no concrete information has yet been made available about…
JHAYCO thinks the palm reader is right about everything. We’ve just left the psychic’s storefront —a tiny room that smells strongly of cigarettes—and are standing on a nearby curb underneath…
While R&B hasn’t fallen out of the matter of love, vocalist Lekan wants to bring deep intention back into the genre. At the time that we speak, it’s an afternoon…