Category: Music
Taya Elle Learns That Time Doesn’t Always Heal
On “Time Will Heal,” the bilingual St. Louis artist turns heartbreak, physical loss and the...
Read MoreInoxidables Are Still Mapping the Wound
Three decades after forming in Salamanca, the Spanish post-punk and dream-pop duo confront scars,...
Read Morekrissy Stopped Trying to Be Polite—and Found Herself in WORD VOMIT
The New York artist’s sophomore EP turns friends’ relationships, Robyn-inspired emotional...
Read MoreSkylar Simone Is Done Talking Herself Out of Taking Chances
On “Gasoline,” the singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist looks back to Prince, Chaka Khan...
Read MoreLightwatch Don’t Want Your Follow. They Want You in the Room
The Muscle Shoals alternative rock band has watched artists with enormous online audiences...
Read MoreMolly Warburton Spent Years Waiting to Make It. Then She Realized She Already Had
On Eyes Wide Open, the UK alt-pop songwriter stops measuring her life against everybody...
Read MoreJoe Sparks Is Looking for the Meaning of Life. He Also Wrote a Song Called “I Would Be The Fish In Your Dish.”
The Berklee-trained multi-instrumentalist wrote, recorded and produced nearly every sound on...
Read MoreJeff Darko Was Taught to Be a Good Boy. Heavy Water Blues Lets Him Get Angry.
On “Gimme Some” and his new album Heavy Water Blues, the British-Ghanaian artist turns heartbreak,...
Read MoreLou Ridley Used to Think Being Happy Was Her Job. Now She Lets Herself Have a Bad Day.
The Houston-born, Nashville-based songwriter has built a world out of Southern grit, feminine rage...
Read MoreCain Culto Thinks Pop Has Done Enough Escaping Reality
The queer Kentucky-raised Latin art-pop artist has no interest in choosing between protest and...
Read MorePeter Melnick Spent a Lifetime Telling Other People’s Stories. Now He’s Finally Telling His Own
After decades composing for film, television and theater, the grandson of Richard Rodgers is...
Read MoreBird Won’t Tell You What the Tarot Reader Said. She Did Write a Song About Her, Though.
A birthday in New Orleans, a morning walk with her best friend, an unexpected tarot reading and a...
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