Dummy’s Free Energy Brings That Wooly Madchester Sound Into the 21st Century (Copy) (Copy) (Copy)
The Los Angeles’ band parties like it’s 1989 on their second album—though they’re more than just a nostalgia act.
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A Rap Expert and a Jazz Expert Go to See André 3000 Play Flute (Copy)
The god MC-turned-psychedelic jazz explorer brought his new sound to the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Dummy’s Free Energy Brings That Wooly Madchester Sound Into the 21st Century (Copy)
The Los Angeles’ band parties like it’s 1989 on their second album—though they’re more than just a nostalgia act.
Dummy’s Free Energy Brings That Wooly Madchester Sound Into the 21st Century
The Los Angeles’ band parties like it’s 1989 on their second album—though they’re more than just a nostalgia act.
Confessions of a Spotify Vandal
A folk-pop mischief-maker who goes by Catbreath has collected hundreds of thousands of streams by giving his songs prankish titles like “Chill Music,” “Gym Bangers,” and “My Discover Weekly.”
A Rap Expert and a Jazz Expert Go to See André 3000 Play Flute
The god MC-turned-psychedelic jazz explorer brought his new sound to the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Los Campesinos! Leader Gareth David on How to Survive Indie Rock With Your Dignity Intact
Eighteen years into their career, the UK indie lifers are enjoying their greatest successes while remaining truer than ever to their DIY principles.
Anti-Viral Label Ulyssa Records Is Looking for the Next Big Miss
The proudly unorthodox Indiana label makes a case for some of the least popular music on Earth.