Marc Hogan
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Youth Lagoon: “Idaho Alien” Track Review
Trevor Powers revives the project he retired seven years ago with a tender avant-pop single that bears witness to drug use and self-harm. → Read More
Lil Peep’s Mother Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit With Label
Liza Womack and First Access Entertainment have ended their multi-year legal battle, a court filing shows. Terms of the settlement were confidential, according to Womack’s lawyer. → Read More
Beauty Pill: Blue Period Album Review
A remastered double-LP compilation of the D.C. art-punks’ early 2000s material showcases their atmospheric, Wurtlitzer-haloed approach to indie rock. → Read More
Belle and Sebastian: Late Developers Album Review
On the quick follow-up to last year’s A Bit of Previous, the Glasgow indie-pop band’s on-the-fly energy and head-in-the-clouds musings collide in memorable and surprising ways. → Read More
The 34 Most Anticipated Albums of 2023
New releases to look forward to in the coming months, from Cardi B, Lana Del Rey, Kelela, Fever Ray, Popcaan, and more. → Read More
The Clean’s Hamish Kilgour Dies at 65
The celebrated New Zealand musician had gone missing at the end of November → Read More
Kelela: “Happy Ending” Track Review
Returning to a crowded, post-Renaissance landscape, the pioneering R&B artist cuts loose at the club. → Read More
Vintage Photos of the Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, James Murphy, and More From Meet Me in the Bathroom
Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace’s film based on the Lizzy Goodman book gets a wide release in November → Read More
Arcade Fire’s Win Butler Accused of Sexual Misconduct by Multiple Women; Frontman Responds
Allegations of inappropriate behavior in his life offstage contrast with Butler’s virtuous public reputation. In lengthy comments, the frontman claims his extramarital relationships were consensual. → Read More
Courtney Barnett Searches for How to Fight Loneliness in New Documentary Anonymous Club
Shot over three years, the film dives deep into the mind of a musician whose songs are all blunt-force honesty, but whose public persona is more subdued → Read More
How Kendrick Lamar’s “The Heart Part 5” Video Subverts Deepfake Technology
The groundbreaking visual opens up a new world of creative potential for the problematic AI tool. → Read More
Anand Wilder: I Don’t Know My Words Album Review
The former Yeasayer member returns with a refreshingly uninhibited, occasionally undercooked set of 1970s-style singer-songwriter music. → Read More
Coachella’s Plan to Lift COVID-19 Rules Worries Health Experts
This week, the festival announced that it will not require vaccines, negative tests, or masks for attendance. → Read More
Yeule: “Bites on My Neck” Track Review
This magisterial standout from the Singaporean hyperpop musician’s latest album expresses the way that dangerous passion can thaw icy stagnation, warming you up for joy and hurt both. → Read More
Will Neil Young and Joni Mitchell’s Departure Spark a Bigger Spotify Exodus?
They’ve started a widespread conversation about Spotify by doing something most musicians can’t. → Read More
The Dream of the 2000s Is Alive in the Meet Me in the Bathroom Documentary
Based on the hit 2017 oral history, the film brings us back to the days when the Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and LCD Soundsystem ruled New York. → Read More
4 Takeaways from the Coachella 2022 Lineup
The bellwether of festival season returns with pop-leaning headliners and more excellent mid-level acts than you could possibly see → Read More
R. Kelly’s Federal Trial in Chicago Now Set for August 2022
Kelly also awaits sentencing for his New York conviction on federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges → Read More
Listen to “Running Away” by Cate Le Bon
The guitar rock auteur pares back her sound on this sparse ode to losing what you never realized you had. → Read More
Listen to “If You Say the Word” by Radiohead
An unreleased track from Radiohead’s career-defining era highlights a moment when the band’s every tossed-off demo seemed to hold enough inspiration to last for years. → Read More