The Last Folk Singer
On the road with Frank Hurricane, DIY hero and mystical troubadour of the American underbelly
On the road with Frank Hurricane, DIY hero and mystical troubadour of the American underbelly
Plus 1970s Congolese funk that sounds like it went through a meat pulverizer!
Dijon's eight-man band takes Coachella. Plus: a low-key rapper/producer with more lore than a Greek myth.
HT staffers pick their most anticipated live shows for spring and summer 2026.
Plus: Two electronic geniuses' surprising collab, a beloved bass virtuoso gets lost, and more.
Revival of the Fittest might just heal America.
In which we Waste or Taste equine DJ Horsegiirl’s fruity new anthem, Flea’s Frank Ocean cover, and Gelli Haha’s springy psych-pop.
Plus: Robyn bravely goes deep into the heart of sexistentialism.
The greatest 25-minute space-jazz sax excursion you'll hear all week, guaranteed.
Plus: everyone's favorite Argentine pop-tricksters, an album that's like minimal techno for orchestra, and more.
Plus: A 19-year-old's spontaneous—and genius—take on Fela Kuti-style Afrobeat.