'Down The Road Wherever,' Mark Knopfler Builds A Village
Everything about Down the Road Wherever feels warm and inviting; if each song is a miniature room, their display is in a cozy den that also boasts a roaring fire.
Music
Amos Lee Wraps Himself Around Marvin Gaye's 'What's Going On' With Pensive Beauty
The Philadelphia singer-songwriter's cover of the 1971 classic is featured on his latest album, My New Moon Deluxe Edition.
Cuddle Magic Builds A Pop-Up Kissing Booth, But Leaves The Kiss To You
In a new video for "Kiss You," the Brooklyn avant-pop band showcases our apprehension to make a move, then shows us the intimacy we're missing.
German 'Playboy' Retracts Ennio Morricone Interview, Calling It A 'Farce'
A back-and-forth between Playboy Germany and the famed Italian film composer over an interview the magazine published this week has ended in disgrace for the publication and its journalist.
Flamenco Fusion: Rosalía Offers A Modern Take On Spanish Traditions
The Spanish singer studied traditional cante flamenco in college and now mixes it with pop music influences in a way that's led some to call her the "Spanish Beyoncé."
Living Hour's 'Bottom Step' Sweetly Soundtracks Your Crush's Rejection
Winnipeg's Living Hour softly but assertively navigates the feeling of rejection on the first single from Softer Faces, out March 1.
World Cafe: Young Fathers
The award-winning Scottish three-piece share stories during World Cafe's Sense Of Place trip to Edinburgh.
The Thistle & Shamrock: Islanders
Fiona Ritchie is your guide for an hour of music as fresh as a salt sea breeze.
Hozier Returns With The Grand 'Movement' — And Announces A New Album
"Movement," from an as-yet-untitled set due out in 2019, leans hard into Hozier's gift for songs that soar with stormy, propulsive intensity.
Robert Ellis Proclaims Himself 'Texas Piano Man,' Shares Ode To Reckless Love
Robert Ellis has fully embraced his role as Texas troubadour, putting a little Gram Parsons-style honky-tonk into the bedazzled piano-pop of Elton John.