During its early days, the band came up with songs about a fictional nightclub. After a career filled with ups and downs, it finally returned to “Trixies.”
Squeeze Wrote a Rock Opera Five Decades Ago. It’s Coming Out Now.
Anjimile’s Stark Folk Left Fans “Mesmerized.” He’s Ready for Rebirth.
The singer-songwriter’s latest album, “You’re Free to Go,” has poppier influences ungirding its signature gut punch.
Talk Talk’s Experiment ‘Spirit of Eden’ Was a Flop. And a Cult Favorite.
The English band recorded a year of improvised sessions, then cut-and-pasted them into six songs. The result alienated its label, but enchanted fans for decades.
The Anti-Fascist Group Fighting Trump — And Some Critics on the Left
Refuse Fascism has been ready for years to meet this moment — but have its ties to a former 1960s radical become an albatross hampering its ambitious agenda?
Timbaland’s Latest Protege Is an A.I. Pop Singer
The producer dreamed up TaTa Taktumi and brought her to life with help from the software Suno. She’s arriving at a fraught moment for artificial intelligence in music.
A Company Is Building Communities for Far-Right Christians. Some Neighbors Aren’t Happy.
Inside the Grassroots Fight Against Trump’s Deportation Machine
Armed with phone cameras and training, these groups stand between immigrants and ICE
Searching for the Forrest Arms
The Atlanta hotel was once a famous gathering spot for the country’s greatest Black musicians. Now, only memories remain.
Oasis End a 16-Year Pause With a Familiar Goal: Conquering America
The British band is huge at home, where it’ll play its first reunion show on Friday. Despite success in the U.S., the Gallaghers remain unconvinced that they’ve made it here.
A Concept Album about Dennis Hopper? The Waterboys Made One.
The latest edition to Mike Scott’s eclectic catalog features Fiona Apple, Bruce Springsteen, Steve Earle and more exploring the life of the actor and director.
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