The Most Expansive Pop Minds Working Hit the Desert for a Jam Sesh
Dijon's eight-man band takes Coachella. Plus: a low-key rapper/producer with more lore than a Greek myth.
Dijon's eight-man band takes Coachella. Plus: a low-key rapper/producer with more lore than a Greek myth.
Hole’s Melissa Auf der Maur looks back lucidly on her 1990s in “Even the Good Girls Will Cry,” as I seek out memoirs by levelheaded women artists from the generation before mine.
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.
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.
Including that one time a superfan stole singer Bret Kaser’s identity
Our podcast crew goes deep on the merits of thirsty tracks in honor of Kacey Musgraves’ horned-up new single. Plus: Mike and Earl Sweatshirt, and a clinically insane cover of Van Halen’s “Jump.”
Plus: A 19-year-old's spontaneous—and genius—take on Fela Kuti-style Afrobeat.
Plus a music video that channels the beautiful simplicity of prime-era Spike Jonze, and more.