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Oneohtrix Point Never produces the Weeknd, A.G. Cook links up with Beyoncé, and Rosalía, well, sounds like Rosalía. Pop music sizzles with electronic noise, R&B holds the most wave-making avant-garde around, and contemporary rap music stretches rhythm like a putty no longer anchored to a pocket. All of which begs the question, “What exactly counts as Experimental Music in 2022?” The answer is,… → Read More
His hits have defined rock radio since the Seventies, and he never stopped writing great music. Here’s the definitive guide to his best songs → Read More
From “Ziggy Stardust” to “Lazarus,” we survey the catalog of the late, great art-pop shapeshifter → Read More
From monorails to Mr. Plow, our favorite fraction of the show’s legendary 30-year run → Read More
From monorails to Mr. Plow, our favorite fraction of the show’s legendary 30-year run → Read More
“There is a lot of people that still think of the Eighties as a mockable decade,” Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott says at press conference. “And we’re about to prove that it… → Read More
Featuring previously unheard vocals from Guru, who died in 2010, ‘One of the Best Yet’ has an anachronistic sound that’s a huge part of its appeal → Read More
As Halloween approaches, feel free to ignore “Monster Mash” in favor of this handful of more austere chillers: Vintage murder ballads, dissonant classical spine-tinglers, psychedelic freak-outs, shock-rock creep-outs, Southern gothic alt-rock gloom, art-noise desolation and more. → Read More
2019 should, for all intents and purposes, be the best year the Wu-Tang Clan has had in a long, long time. They have not one, but two TV shows and are touring → Read More
Behold the insane power of Ween's enduring, dedicated following. On Saturday at Desert Daze, the band used most of their two-hour set time to perform an → Read More
By accident or influence, California's Desert Daze is picking up a lot of the threads that All Tomorrow's Parties left untied after they called it quits in 2016 → Read More
The 13-member “boy band” zips between sounds, signifiers and moods, usually staying on the surface but sometimes showing real depth → Read More
He pisses Moet, rocks a cheetah mink in summer and isn’t entirely happy with the state of the American health care system → Read More
After the shooter in Dayton, Ohio, was reported to be in a Pornogrind band, many were left with questions about the heavy metal subgenre → Read More
The king of the vocoder blues rappers delivers a surprisingly experimental release. → Read More
Superstar couple dedicate Vanguard Award to Beyonce’s uncle who died from HIV → Read More
Malibu Love Sesh show also featured an acoustic St. Vincent set and a Jack Black cameo → Read More
The Inhuman Orchestra says the stories about unrequited romance, a lost job opportunity and a crew snub were all facts: “I didn’t know how to write no other way” → Read More
Lana Moorer wrote her 1988 takedown of a cheating partner when she was just 12 or 13, before she’d ever had a boyfriend. It was still convincing, became an iconic hip-hop hit → Read More
The Philly rapper’s latest takes on racism, beefs and the wages of success while still leaving room for bangers. → Read More