Endless Playlist
Keeping your iPods and Spotify accounts fully loaded.
Herring & Co make their second big splash on the pop music world, proving that they’re here to stay.
Wolfe goes full doom metal, and ends up with her best rock song.
LA Noise-rockers team up with Haxan Cloak for this dark, danceable gem.
The Portland group gets down with a disco banger.
A brief but nuanced and haunting highlight from her new album, ‘Sprinter’.
A stunning and vivid new highlight from Dear Tommy.
Rapid-fire neuroses and big, noisy power chords.
Katie Crutchfield takes a bigger and bolder approach to her emotion-laced songwriting.
A pessimistic party anthem from the band’s first new album in seven years.
The first new song from Sleater-Kinney in 9 years is the real deal.
The Calgary-based band blends classic pop sounds with a driving heaviness.
The Manchester producer finds more space and tension in this claustrophobic new jam.
The Denmark post-punk band pursues a haunting, folk-influenced direction reminiscent of Nick Cave.
Richard James finally came back from that trip to buy cigarettes.
A collaboration that offers so much auditory stimulation, you might hallucinate.
El-P and Killer Mike are still better rappers than you, whoever you are.