Travis Scott's 'Highest In The Room' Doesn't Reach New Heights
Travis Scott has done a decent job shrouding his blatant co-opting of flows with gorgeous, synthy production. His latest single is no exception.
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Arthur Russell's Major Label Demos To Be Released As 'Iowa Dream'
Iowa Dream, out Nov. 15, offers to peel back another layer of Arthur Russell's idiosyncratic sense of sound. A newly released single from the record is extremely promising.
1999, The Playlist: Man, It's A Hot One
This 1999 soundtrack includes songs by Eminem, The Roots, The White Stripes, Moby, Built To Spill, Beck, Dido, The Dismemberment Plan and more.
The Vocal Precision Of Madison Cunningham
The way Cunningham plays and sings makes the young singer-songwriter's debut album, Who Are You Now, shine.
Kiss To Perform For Sharks In Australia
Kiss is taking their show under the sea at a special concert for a few fans and sharks in Australia.
On Latest Album, Kelsey Waldon Goes Back Home
Singer and songwriter Kelsey Waldon has known what she wanted to do since middle school. And she's known what she wanted to sound like too: steadfastly rural and progressive.
Molly Sarlé: Tiny Desk Concert
After performing at the Tiny Desk as one third of the group Mountain Man, Molly Sarlé returns for a soul-stirring solo performance.
Van Dyke Parks Lifts Gaby Moreno's Voice On Spectacular '¡Spangled!'
Alt.Latino favorite Gaby Moreno teams up with the legendary arranger for an unlikely collaboration.
Buddy And Julie Miller's 'Breakdown On 20th Ave. South' Is Based On A Real Breakdown
Yes, that's a real address and yes, it refers to a real-life breakdown.
Wilco, Forever In Competition With Its Own Best Work, Tries Shifting The Stakes
The new Ode to Joy couldn't sound less like the ambitious clatter of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot — but Jeff Tweedy and crew sound at home in its skeletal frame, driven by something cozier than ambition.