Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX has revealed the first slate of artists in its 2025 lineup. Black Country, New Road, Roc Marciano and the Alchemist, Machine Girl, Dummy, Luz Luz Luz!, and more will ...

The British band returns, in April, with its first album since frontman Isaac Wood abruptly departed in 2022. The six musicians spoke with Pitchfork about Forever Howlong, learning the recorder, and ...

The ubiquitous UK rapper presents himself as success personified, the voice of a new generation. But his Columbia debut ...

Alison Krauss & Union Station have announced a new album. Arcadia is the singer and fiddler’s first record with her band in ...

Deafheaven have announced a 2025 North American tour in support of Lonely People With Power, their upcoming album and the ...

Despite KP’s X-rated player’s ball, 4 Tha Freakas gets an air of romance from the jiggy beats, almost all done by local ...

That attitude is the heart of DIY, and Olympia folk-punk band Pigeon Pit have known its benefits for over a decade, back when ...

Sleigh Bells are back with their first new music in more than three years, following 2021’s Texis. What’s more, the noise-pop duo of singer Alexis Krauss and producer-guitarist Derek Miller have ...

Oakland-based experimental electronic folk artist Kathryn Mohr has become something of a master in harnessing feelings of intense discomfort, infusing her grim synthesizer compositions with a ...

The Georgia rapper’s debut album adds contemporary luster to Atlanta rap’s idiosyncratic template. At its best, the record ...

In a statement about the reunion, Rilo Kiley said, “We are so very excited to come back together for Just Like Heaven in ...