The legendary rock band will follow up their 2023 release with a new 14-track project titled ‘Foreign Tongues,’ arriving this July.
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Our latest weekly playlist features a curated selection of tracks from Ana Roxanne, Cornelius, Nia Archives, and more.
Olivia Rodrigo Debuts New Music with Weyes Blood on SNL
Olivia Rodrigo pulled double duty as host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live, debuting a new track with Weyes Blood.
Lip Critic’s ‘Theft World’: A Knotty, Eccentric Electro-Punk Masterpiece
Lip Critic returns with their second album, ‘Theft World,’ a sprawling, genre-defying exploration of agency, theft, and sentimentality.
Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress Team Up for ‘Midnight Sun (Girls Trip)’
Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress join forces for the high-energy remix ‘Midnight Sun (Girls Trip)’, a standout track from Larsson’s latest project.
Interpol Announces 2026 North American Tour
The iconic New York rockers are set to embark on a major North American tour this summer and fall, featuring a star-studded lineup of opening acts.
Kacey Musgraves Announces ‘Middle of Nowhere’ North American Tour
Country star Kacey Musgraves is set to embark on a major North American tour this fall in support of her upcoming album, ‘Middle of Nowhere.’
Ariana Grande Announces New Album ‘Petal’
Ariana Grande has officially announced her next studio album, Petal, set for release on July 31.
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Our weekly playlist highlights the latest tracks our staff is playing on repeat, featuring Kim Petras, Ruth Garbus, and Sophia Stel.
Book of Love: A Masterclass in Minimalist New Wave
Pitchfork revisits the beguiling, art-school debut of Book of Love, a quartet that brought a slyly subversive touch to 1980s club music.
The Lasting Impact of Rich Boy’s “Throw Some D’s”
Looking back at the 2007 Southern rap classic that redefined production and influenced a generation of artists.
The Young Wikipedians Shaping Music History
A new generation of Wikipedia editors is racing to document the underground music scenes of the 2020s, creating a digital archive for the future.