Jubilee on Showing Three Generations of New Yorkers How to Dance
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Westerman Is Not Dead Yet
After three albums, two near-death experiences, and one global pandemic, the British singer-songwriter knows what he wants.
Hannah Frances Makes Prog Rock for Tender Folkies
The Vermont singer-songwriter on her love of Yes, her brilliant new album, and the benefits of not going to music school
Amore Is Making the Absurdist Pop She Wants to See in the World
The Spanish songwriter and producer on DIY art, her album 'Top Hits, Ballads, Etc…', and being the last left person in the world
Buscabulla’s Love (Actually)
The Puerto Rican synth-pop duo’s frank, freaky second album explores the wild ride of being in a band with your romantic partner
HiTech Are Letting Their Freak Flag Fly—and They Think You Should, Too
The Detroit trio speak on their sex-party origins, spreading the horny bliss of ghettotech, and their latest head-spinning album, ‘Honeypaqq Vol. 1.’
Um, Jennifer? Takes On the City
The punk-informed guitar-pop duo embodies old-school NYC—and confronts life’s complexities—on their scrappy debut album.
Lido Pimienta's Sublime Caribbean Symphony
On her new album 'La Belleza,' the Colombian Canadian artist wrote music for a 66-person orchestra—upending European classical traditions in the process.
A Shoegaze Great, Back in the Stars
Miki Berenyi Trio, the latest band from the cofounder of '90s icons Lush, chats their their new album 'Tripla,' finding hope in a hopeless place, and DIY at 57
Astropical's Pan-Latin Pop Was Written in the Stars
A chat with Bomba Estéreo’s Li Saumet and Rawayana’s Beto Montenegro about their breezy, beautiful new supergroup.
How Tucker Zimmerman and Big Thief Made the Album of a Lifetime
The octogenarian singer-songwriter and the millennial indie-rock band just had a feeling about each other.
