Pitchfork revisits The Cure’s 1990 remix collection, Mixed Up, exploring how Robert Smith used dance music to challenge the band’s somber reputation.
SiM Releases New Single, “FREEZE ME UP”
Japanese reggae-punk outfit SiM has returned with their latest single, “FREEZE ME UP,” serving as the opening theme for the new anime BLACK TORCH.
Ever the Optimist: The Trashcan Sinatras’ Poignant Return
The Trashcan Sinatras return with their seventh album, a bright and reflective collection that takes on new meaning following the loss of John Douglas.
Opeth’s Damnation: A Haunting Prog Breakthrough
Revisiting Opeth’s 2003 masterpiece, a desolate and melodic departure that redefined the band’s legacy within the progressive metal landscape.
Jungle Returns with Euphoric New Single “Someday, Somewhere”
British collective Jungle continues their momentum toward the upcoming album ‘Sunshine’ with the release of their latest single, “Someday, Somewhere.”
Muse: The Wow! Signal Review – A Return to Gargantuan Form
Muse returns to their signature space-rock sound on their 10th studio album, The Wow! Signal, but struggle to balance ambition with substance.
The Neighbourhood Release Surreal Music Video for “Planet”
The Neighbourhood have unveiled the official music video for their track “Planet,” directed by Daniel Iglesias Jr., as they continue their massive global tour.
Bruce Springsteen Calls Out CBS and the Ellisons on ‘The Late Show’
During a guest appearance on the penultimate episode of The Late Show, Bruce Springsteen took a sharp jab at the station’s owners and the network’s recent management changes.
The Strokes Return with New Single “Falling Out of Love”
Ahead of their upcoming album ‘Reality Awaits,’ The Strokes have shared their latest single, “Falling Out of Love,” featuring a return to their signature Auto-Tune aesthetic.
Mayday Parade Celebrate May Day with New Single, “Blame It On the Youth”
Pop-punk icons Mayday Parade return with their latest single, “Blame It On The Youth,” marking a new chapter in their 20th-anniversary trilogy.
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.
A Fresh Take on “Enter Sandman” by Electric 5
“Enter Sandman” has long been a staple of heavy music, a track that defined an era of hard rock with its sinister riffs and unforgettable hook. When a song has that kind of legacy, tackling […]