
Lady Gaga’s Millennial Nostalgia Campaign
Her new album, “Mayhem,” is positioned as a return to form. What exactly does that mean for a grab-bag pop chameleon like Gaga?
Her new album, “Mayhem,” is positioned as a return to form. What exactly does that mean for a grab-bag pop chameleon like Gaga?
Plus snappy Italian-language post-punk, impressionistic indie rap, and hilarious songs about the perils of performing on 'Tiny Desk'
The end of Drake, the coming of Addison Rae, and the mystical urgency of Oklou—all in front of a live audience
Plus a gently psychedelic Japanese singer-songwriter and one rapper’s third album of 2025 so far
March 20, Hearing Things takes over Trans-Pecos with a live performance from Lollise and vinyl DJ sets from Edan and our own Andy Cush.
Two recent documentaries capture the rise of era-defining bands in the late 1960s and early ’70s—but only one gets to revel in a legacy.
Plus an Afrobeats innovator and an art-pop virtuoso
Plus two seriously good rock albums from artists barely into their 20s, scorching live-band R&B, and more
The Queens trio Kassie Krut hotwires IDM, punk, and much more into a subterranean club sound that feels like the future.
Plus shroomy Detroit hip-hop and a wonderfully handmade-feeling ambient album
A Waste or Taste debate on the state of millennial pop girlies and Doechii’s post-Grammys victory lap
A new 20-minute track from ambient king Jefre Cantu-Ledesma cleansed my mind in a low moment.