On Everything I Ever Saw, the co-songwriters’ lines about drinking in kitchens and downing drugs for breakfast feel vague and colorless. The rose tint of their youth is fading to grayscale, and the ...
By 2023, NewJeans had established themselves beyond the Korean market. The Get Up EP, which featured the hits “Super Shy” (co ...
Ahead of his fall tour, Vince Staples stopped by NPR’s Washington D.C. headquarters to perform five cuts off his abrasive new ...
Greg Freeman is prepping a swift follow-up to last year’s Burnover LP. Assisted by super-producer John Congleton, the Vermont ...
Sylvan Esso have announced their first album in four years. Ow ∞, the follow-up to No Rules Sandy, will be the North Carolina duo’s first release on its own Psychic Hotline label, launched back in ...
In terms of production and mood, Different When It’s Silent feels like a strong idea gone slightly to seed. At least it has ...
BLING SLIME isn’t as light and airy as nØ idØls, but the undertones are still playful and prismatic. When he’s up for it, like on “FØURS” with Young Thug, diamond*’ll hit these wacky ad-libs that fall ...
On Sweet Thief, Luluc seems to beam their dream-folk transmissions to us from this speculative demi-world, each song ...
Mike D is taking his Mike D 5D band on the road behind his forthcoming solo album Thank You. The Beastie Boys alum has added ...
Pitchfork made it inside MetLife Stadium to get an IRL look at the first-ever World Cup Halftime Show curated by Chris Martin ...
The staff of Pitchfork listens to a lot of new music. A lot of it. On any given day our writers, editors, and contributors go ...
Melissa Auf der Maur is back with her first (sort of) new album in 16 years. On Bass Womb Room: My ’90s 4-Track Demos x Field ...
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