It has been 14 years since The Chicks — formerly the Dixie Chicks — released their 2006 masterpiece “Taking the Long Way,” and threw up one of the greatest musical middle fingers ever.
Phoebe Bridgers is either a preeminent emerging songwriter or simply a product of the indie rock hype machine, depending on who you ask.
“Make it Rain” is the start of the final era for rapper Pop Smoke and the beginning of his lasting legacy on the world of music.
Let us continue to persecute the authors of Black devastation, to institute the authors of Black salvation — and allow “Cinquante Six” to soundtrack the deliverance.
While the world slows and the time spent in quarantine continues, here’s a unique chance for all to explore some of the various musical cultures that altogether add to the richness of the APIDA community.
Here’s a quiz to help you find your stay at home anthem and some much-needed musical release
“Haenim” gifts listeners a personal blank slate, acting as an ever-refreshing paint-by-number kit — except listeners bring new emotional palettes with every passing listen.
If you can’t get enough of car rides with the top down and aimless walks through fields full of flowers, take a trip with indie star Clairo through the quintessential day outdoors with your friends.
Confined to our homes and sequestered from familiar faces, “Migration Stories” is an ideal meditative escape into generational endurance and love.
While exploring the vast jungle of online streaming Stefan found Emeline Michel — the proud mastermind behind the greatest song of all time, “Gade Papi.”
How do you combine the music of the past, today and maybe even the future? Dua Lipa has done an incredible job of executing both influences on “Future Nostalgia.”
Here are 20 songs to get your feet moving, your fists pumping and your spirits rising — all from the safety of your own bedroom.
As you set off on your travels home or are bunkered down thinking about the unexpected, you can settle in with these songs and embrace a mixture of nostalgia for the past and curiosity about the future.
Why did Lauryn Hill keep the best song of all time off her album?
Not to be dramatic or anything, but let these songs full of darkness and simultaneous sensuality pour over you like a barrel of rose-water seeped with petals and thorns.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the University becoming a co-ed school, three female-led bands and one female solo artist performed at the third Tiny Desk Concert, presented by UPC.
“Man Alive!” is a solid record that resonates well with the rest of the King Krule discography. Its themes of love, loneliness, and emotion are nicely complemented by atmospheric production and smooth instrumentation.
“Always Tomorrow” details the choppy timeline of growing up and desperately trying to roll with the punches of everyday life.
This weekend marked a special installment of the monthly music program — one which combined the work of Telemetry artists and the TechnoSonics XX show.
Just like their never-ending jams, Kendall Street Company is not slowing down anytime soon.
