Chris DeVille

One week from today, the indie singer-songwriter supergroup boygenius will release their debut full-length album, the record. In a new feature published today in The Guardian, the band discusses the new album, their creative process, going to group therapy together. They also share their origin story.  » Read More

In early 2022, just a week before the release of their magnificent sophomore album Ants From Up There, Black Country, New Road frontman Isaac Wood left the band, citing anxiety and mental health concerns. His six bandmates carried on; they canceled their tour dates, spent a few months writing new music,  » Read More

Rosalía, the acclaimed Catalan pop superstar, and Rauw Alejandro, “The King of Modern Reggaeton,” have been dating since 2019 and revealed their relationship in 2021. Now they’ve teamed up on a three-song EP called RR — or R♾Я for the fancy formatting types.  » Read More

Linkin Park’s blockbuster sophomore album Meteora will turn 20 years old this Saturday, a milestone we celebrated in essay form earlier today. The band is releasing a 20th anniversary edition of the album next month, and today they’ve shared a second previously unreleased track to go along with “  » Read More

Two of the most online emcees in the game have teamed up for a whole album of weird, wild, hyperactive hip-hop. The rappers in question, JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown, have been teasing the wonderfully titled Scaring The Hoes for almost a year. Things ramped up in recent weeks with a joint podcast appearance and two singles,  » Read More

Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd? If you follow the music press and/or Lana Del Rey’s career (as if a person could possibly keep up with the former without inadvertently absorbing the latter), you did know that. LDR has been rolling out her latest opus since December, during which time she’s revealed title track “  » Read More

Pickathon will return to Pendarvis Farm outside Portland this Aug. 3-6, and as usual its lineup is one of the most fascinating and diverse of this year’s festival season. As revealed at Consequence today, performers include Watchhouse (fka Mandolin Orange), both Wednesday and MJ Lenderman, Lee Fields, Dehd,  » Read More

Jam City, the British producer born Jack Latham, has a new album on the way. Jam City Presents EFM drops at the top of June; it features Empress Of, Wet, Clara La San, and quite a few collabs with Aidan, who guests on the dreamy hip-hop disco track “Times Square,”  » Read More

Lucinda Chua is part of a wave of artists doing fascinating experimental music rooted in classical traditions. This Friday she’ll release her debut solo album YIAN, preceded today by one last single. Recorded in an “ASMR cave” set up by Chua, the Yeule collab “Something Other Than Years” is arrestingly dense and slow — a ballad that really conveys the weight of its subject matter.  » Read More