Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien on the Guitar That Defines His Haunting Sound
How the art-rock icon used a specific instrument to add uncanny atmosphere to so many Radiohead classics as well as tracks from his new solo album.
How the art-rock icon used a specific instrument to add uncanny atmosphere to so many Radiohead classics as well as tracks from his new solo album.
Plus Vince Staples’ rock album, Death Cab’s comeback, and Must-Hear Mexican R&B
This week we’ve got grimy club jazz from an outré techno vet, eerie romance set to traditional Caribbean styles, Southern Gothic coming-of-age collage-rap, and more.
Plus: Veeze avoids the empty calories on his leaked-mixtape edit.
Plus Weird Al's weed stash, the next great young London art-rock band, and more.
Plus: fretless guitar and funky drum machine jams from an Orthodox priest in coastal Greece.
Plus podcast takes on “Hacks” actor Meg Stalter’s pivot to music and the new single by a band called the Rolling Stones.
Plus: “Leeds’ premier and pre-eminent Xenofeminist crisis-energy rock duo.”
The long-running Italian fest finds its footing Stateside with a night of gloriously freaky beats, noise, and sex.
An all-encompassing interview about the Canadian collective’s first new album in nearly a decade—and why their music means so much to me.