“I got people trying to benefit off my motion,” Woah Vicky chants. Some of them are in this very room. It’s a sticky Saturday evening in mid-June at le PÈRE on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, and we’re ...
yasiin bey is reissuing his seminal 2009 record The Ecstatic and it will finally be available to stream (exclusively on Qobuz). Today, the artist formerly known as Mos Def is announcing a partnership ...
Picking a song of the summer is an art, not a science. Music journalists tend to debate the exact formula for what makes the ...
Sublime, Bill Guttentag's forthcoming documentary detailing the Long Beach polyglot-rock band's initial run as well as the creative and personal life of late frontman Bradley Nowell, is as revealing ...
The first Fyre Festival is one of the most well-chronicled sagas of the past decade, a luxury weekend of music and good times with beautiful people (and Blink-182) that ended up being more akin to ...
Teddy Swims’ 2024 single “Lose Control” is a song about addiction and desire performed in an uplifting style perfect for sporting montages and self-improvement TikToks. Swim's refusal to quit his ...
Each week, The FADER staff rounds up the songs we can't get enough of. Here they are, in no particular order. Spotify and Apple Music playlists, or hear them all below. “Laptop twee?” Sunshine sleaze?
One Chicago music fan's wide ranging collection of live concert recordings has been organized for the public's listening pleasure. Adam Jacobs, an avid concertgoer and once casual, later committed, ...
What do New Yorkers do when they want to put on a classic, sweaty house show in a city where its people can barely afford the rent for their sardine tin-sized apartment? They host it at their favorite ...
You ready? YOU READY?? … OPEN THAT SHIT THE FUCK UP ROLLING LOUUUUUUUUUUD! WIDER!! WIDER!!! OPEN THAT SHIT UP!!!! OPEN THAT SHIT UPPPPP!!!!! It’s March 16, and I’m in the pit at Rolling Loud ...
With one “Da boom na da noom na namena,” Jonathan Davis changed the world. When Follow the Leader came out in 1998, KoRn was already poised for success. After their first two albums gave them a cult ...
The FADER’s longstanding GEN F series profiles the emerging artists you need to know right now. “I started hating the studio,” BunnaB admits. “So I just stopped going.” Most artists dream of signing ...
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