Michael Hurley, the outsider folk artist and singer-songwriter who came up in the Greenwich Village folk scene in the 1960s ...

Wu Lyf have cemented their return with their first single in 14 years. “A New Life Is Coming” is out now on streaming ...

To show the next generation how it’s done, DJ Koze throws two absolute heaters into the back half of Music Can Hear Us. “Brushcutter,” with Marley Waters, is Koze’s take on breakbeat, loaded with ...

On their debut album, the Vancouver punks distill the urgency and anxiety of 1990s emo and post-hardcore into their own ...

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Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible ...

The festival will take place May 30 and 31, featuring performances from L’Rain, Home Is Where, Ted Leo, Speedy Ortiz, and ...

The New Pornographers have shared the digital release of their 2025 vinyl-only single “ Ballad of the Last Payphone .” The ...

In 2018, Mohr released his own book, Burning Down the Haus, which chronicled the role of East German punks in the political ...

Car Seat Headrest have shared another selection from their forthcoming new studio album, a self-described rock opera entitled ...

On their fourth solo release, the Brooklyn sound artist and composer threads together downtempo rap, sound collage, and pop ...

Returning from a fruitful glow-up where their pockets buckled with gold trophies, Wet Leg slide back into loose-lipped ...