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Aussie band Alpine discover the simple pleasures of spring snowflakes while they prepare for a North American tour.
Their new album may have a bit more dancefloor sheen, but Fitz and the Tantrums' main goal was to be true to themselves. Mission accomplished.
Embrace your inner muse in a dreamy, romantic evocation of the punk trend. Then rip it up, and start again.
She may have a Nas duet in the bag and the same manager as Ri-Ri, but Arlissa’s not interested in breaking into the R&B world. She’d rather break the mould.
Danish musician MØ considers herself “young and naïve,” but her lush and fierce electropop suggests otherwise.
In his latest column, BBC Radio 1 DJ Huw Stephens discovers girls run the world.
Raised on ’90s jams in Sierra Leone, A*M*E knew one thing: she wanted to be a pop star. And so she is.
London pop singer Chlöe Howl may have started out imitating Julian Casablancas, but she discovered her own voice was even better.
As Los Angeles rock band PAPA see it, music should contain multitudes.
From a pop-star choreographer to an ace lighting designer, meet six music industry pros with the coolest gigs ever.
In the second installment of our feature celebrating the most inspiring printed publications being released today, we focus on one of our biggest passions—music. From a vinyl‐obsessed couple’s pet project to twin sisters producing a punk‐inspired zine, these digests are guaranteed to surprise you.
In rock biopic The Runaways, fashion and music are in perfect harmony.
With their secret acoustic shows, Sofar Sounds brings intimacy and camaraderie back to music.
From the devestating, but beautiful film What Maisie Knew to the eclectic and poppy new album from Cocorosie, here’s what you should be streaming, reading, and watching right now.
Marques Toliver wants to add a little bit of class to rock ’n’ roll. So far so good.
