8 Albums Out Today You Should Listen to Now: The Avalanches, Aphex Twin, Schoolboy Q, More
With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first.
Miguel’s New Song Demo, ‘How Many,’ Mourns for Black Lives Lost
Over the past few stressful and tragedy-filled days, many big-name artists have decided to use songs to protest police brutality. After Jay
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The Avalanches Sampladelic gurus return after 16 years. It's curious that a genre built from recorded artifacts has become one itself:
THR TV Critics Debate: The Best and Worst of 2016 at the Midpoint
It's a rite of the season that the calendar turns to June and folks start doing their "Best of the Year
Jennifer Lopez and Lin-Manuel Miranda Team Up for ‘Love Make the World Go Round’
Prior to performing in his final Hamilton show, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Jennifer Lopez linked up to pay tribute to the victims of the Orlando
Listen to Miguel’s New Song in Support of Black Lives Matter
Miguel has shared a demo for a new song called “How Many” on his Soundcloud page. The song was shared with the #blacklivesmatter hashtag,
Watch Radiohead’s New “The Numbers” Short Film
Radiohead have released the latest artist-created video vignette inspired by their new album A Moon Shaped Pool. The new Grant Gee-directed visual is for
Is John Newman and Calvin Harris’ ‘Olé’ a None-Too-Subtle Dig at Taylor Swift?
English singer John Newman’s new single “Olé” is a breezy, island-inspired piece of average summertime pop. That, however, is not why
NBC Sports Execs Express Optimism in Spite of Problem-Plagued Rio Olympics
About 150 NBC personnel are already on the ground in Rio as concerns grow over the safety and logistical pressures on
The 1975 Follow a Rough Night Out in ‘Somebody Else’ Video
“Somebody Else,” the highlight from the 1975’s I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of