The Last Great Hope for Music on Late-Night TV
John Mulaney’s Netflix show is resurrecting the art of the memorable musical moment.
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What ‘Sinners’ and Chelsea Reject Taught Me About the Power of Black Cultural Memory
Director Ryan Coogler’s Jim Crow-era horror-drama and a recent memorial show for a late Brooklyn rapper speak to how we honor legacy.
Second Acts and Shapeshifters
A lo-fi study beats producer grows up, a hip-hop widow grabs the mic, plus sex, money, and grime
Tunde Adebimpe Sneers at the Moon
The TV on the Radio singer's new solo album captures the grim zeitgeist of being blasted into space
Bon Iver Was Never Just Sad
On the project’s bifurcated fifth album, ‘Sable, Fable,’ Justin Vernon undercuts his music’s emotional complexity.
Rachika Nayar on Disiniblud, Her New Project With Nina Keith
A snapshot from Smugglers Way and Hearing Things’ live listening event in New York City
I Learned to Listen From My Dad
He taught me a crucial survival skill when he passed down his rock’n’roll fandom.
Presenting an Extremely Detailed, Color-Coded Score for Sophie’s “Hard”
A playful new transcription of the 2014 song by a music professor gives us a fresh way of thinking about how the revolutionary electronic producer composed her work.
Stereolab Make Their Groovy Return
“Aerial Troubles” is the first single from the art-pop greats’ first new album since 2010.
