In 1986, Metallica, The Smiths, and Peter Gabriel each released groundbreaking songs that transformed rock music.
An essay on Bihu after Zubeen Garg, exploring how Assam’s most influential voice reshaped the festival, memory, and modern folk tradition.
On Valentine’s Day 2025, the Oslo musician known as Sassy 009 did something ridiculous: She covered a song as familiar as ...
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Cynthia Erivo looks back on auditioning for Wicked: "It was the first time I'd told anyone how alienated I'd felt"
A Book for Anyone Who Has Been Told They Are Too Much" by Cynthia Erivo, our January 2026 pick for The Queerty Book Club in ...
Dry Cleaning singer Florence Shaw likes to keep some distance between her vocals and the rest of the band. Shaw’s curious ...
KXLLSWXTCH has built a career on emotional extremity, but EYESORE feels different. The Anaheim, California artist has never ...
From reggae rhythm to punk energy, The Police's groundbreaking approach set them apart and made their music instantly iconic.
Other picks include “Bat Out of Hell: The Musical,” a new season of Playing on Air podcasts and “Lazarus,” featuring the ...
The Los Angeles-based experimental pop band Xiu Xiu are the most famous interpreters of David Lynch’s soundtracks and ...
Bihu has always lived in small rituals, familiar songs and quiet memories. This year, as the festival returns, Assam pauses ...
IndieWire After Dark revisits cult classics in the streaming age. This week, we're watching Bruce Davison and a pack if rats in "Willard" (1971).
Three classic rock bands from the 1970s fully embraced synthesizers in the 1980s and recorded career-defining hits.
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