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1. Gabi Hartmann’s Soothing, Sonic Fantasy

   Gabi Hartmann is walking through Paris, bundled against the cold in a red snood. Despite the biting weather, her face is bright and open, flushed soft pink by the wind. It starts to rain and she darts into a café, her phone camera flickering off and on. When I can see her, the conversation instantly […]

2. Gorillaz Gather For North American Tour

   Gorillaz will promote their new album with a fall North American arena tour.

3. Ringo Rocks With St. Vincent, Billy Strings On New LP

   Ringo Starr gets a hand from St. Vincent, Billy Strings and Sheryl Crow on his second album with producer T Bone Burnett in a year.

4. AURORA Finds a New Dawn With Groundbreaking Concert Film

   On the Day of the Dead, November 2, 2024, in front of 18,000 people at Mexico City’s Palacio de los Deportes, AURORA performed her biggest headline show to date. As fans dolled up as Catrinas and Catrines and donned colorful sugar skull makeup for the occasion, AURORA unleashed pivotal tracks like “The River,” “Runaway,” and […]

5. Claire Rosinkranz Is Blooming

   It’s a Monday morning in Malibu and Claire Rosinkranz has just cut her bangs. The new fringe suits her well, with the curtain framing her slender face and giving off a beachy blonde boho vibe fitting of the L.A. landscape just outside her window. It’s just a week before she’ll head to New York for […]

6. Rabbit Has A Gun Returns With “Cherry Wine,” A Love Metal Confession Made For Empaths

   There is a certain kind of comeback that does not feel like a restart, it feels like a reveal. After years of circling music in different forms, and then stepping away for a long stretch, Rabbit Has A Gun is reemerging with a project that is both intimate and loud, a one woman rock and […]

7. Reflections on Danny Boyle’s ‘Trainspotting,’ 30 Years Later

   I was 13 in 2002 when I first saw Trainspotting, 6 years after its release.  The first thing I notice when I rewatch Trainspotting is how fast it moves. It grabs hold of you and punches you in the mouth from the second you see Renton and Spud running from the cops as “Lust For […]

8. DAVID and I

   Last September, I Can’t Give Everything Away (2002 – 2016), David Bowie’s final Era box-set of studio recordings, live albums and period-appropriate rarities, was released, covering everything from his radiantly dystopic Heathen to the jazzy post-everything Blackstar which came out two days before his death.  Producer Tony Visconti wasn’t just the knob-twiddler...

9. Oasis Donates Live Track To ‘HELP(2)’ Charity LP

   Oasis has belatedly joined the star-studded lineup for the War Child charity album...

10. Still Indie After All These Years, Slamdance Settles Into L.A.

    As a young, unknown filmmaker in 2007, Seth Gordon arrived at the Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, on the verge of a new calling. He went there to premiere his low-budget documentary The King of Kong, which chronicled a fierce rivalry between videogame competitors, and left days later as an acclaimed director. “It’s […]