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
It’s time to put new tracks by Olivia Rodrigo, Katseye, and Yaya Bey through the Waste or Taste gauntlet.
Plus 1970s Congolese funk that sounds like it went through a meat pulverizer!
Anne Hathaway and Micaela Coel’s promising pop-star flick 'Mother Mary' is like a would-be hit song without a hook.
An inside view of how one music scene fought to exist—and came to flourish.
Dijon's eight-man band takes Coachella. Plus: a low-key rapper/producer with more lore than a Greek myth.
Recent albums from the indie rap heroes gracefully toe the line between humility and divinity
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.
Revival of the Fittest might just heal America.