Yeule on the Music They Want to Soundtrack Their Funeral
The cybergoth star waxes philosophical on death, drugs, and sobriety—and details how they want their life to be celebrated with a furry-filled battle royale.
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Lost Club Classics
Protest rock, bedroom pop, and the rowdiest 2000s-era dancefloor heaters you’ve never heard
With His New Book ‘Run the Song,’ Ben Ratliff Searches for an Eternal Music
The professor and former ‘New York Times’ critic talks about how running and listening can be endless rituals that transcend our era of constant optimization.
Rip-Speed Breakbeats and a Booty Tooch
Romantically dystopian IDM, solo piano tailored to a dreamy mood, and more
Does Italy’s Coolest Music Festival Make Sense in New York City?
Photos and a review of the stateside debut of C2C festival, which brought Oneohtrix Point Never, Nala Sinephro, Two Shell, and more to Queens last Friday.
You Must Hear All Five
Cronenberg club music, ghostly art-pop, and a perfect summer-in-the-city album
How Much Charli XCX Is Too Much Charli XCX?
The pop star grappled with that very 2025 question on stage at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center last night.
Let's Get Gloorped
Psychedelic horrorcore, cavernous cello, and the wildest drums you’ll hear all year
The Last Great Hope for Music on Late-Night TV
John Mulaney’s Netflix show is resurrecting the art of the memorable musical moment.
Second Acts and Shapeshifters
A lo-fi study beats producer grows up, a hip-hop widow grabs the mic, plus sex, money, and grime
Bon Iver Was Never Just Sad
On the project’s bifurcated fifth album, ‘Sable, Fable,’ Justin Vernon undercuts his music’s emotional complexity.