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Thom Yorke talks new solo music and warns the industry about starving new artists
Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke teases his new solo project and issues a blistering critique of streaming economics at the Ivor Novello Awards.
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Aja Monet’s The Color of the Rain settles in as one of the weekend’s essential releases
Poet and jazz artist Aja Monet releases The Color of the Rain, an essential collaborative LP co-produced by Meshell Ndegeocello.
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Aja Monet turns poetry, jazz and resistance into The Color of the Rain
Aja Monet releases The Color of the Rain via Drink Sum Wtr, a ceremony-like record co-produced by Justin Brown and Meshell Ndegeocello that expands the definition of music coverage itself.
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Bleachers go big-hearted and lovestruck on Everyone for Ten Minutes
Bleachers release their fifth studio album Everyone for Ten Minutes via Dirty Hit, with Jack Antonoff doubling down on emotional excess, giant drums and the chorus as emotional architecture.
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Ed O'Brien steps forward under his own name on Blue Morpho
Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien releases Blue Morpho via Transgressive, his second solo album and first under his own name, a healing record about emergence from depression and the shadow of a mythologized band.
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Marisa Anderson rewrites the folk archive on The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music
Marisa Anderson releases The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music via Thrill Jockey, drawing from Uzbek, Yemeni, Afghan, Armenian and Vietnamese traditions to ask what gets excluded when a country tells itself stories about roots.
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