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Late last fall, word suddenly got out about SML, Los Angeles’ latest torchbearers of slanted jazz. Following a snazzy New…

The staff of Pitchfork listens to a lot of new music. A lot of it. On any given day our…

Police are still investigating the discover, asking anyone with information to come forward The body of a newborn was discovered…

Lifted’s recordings chase the feeling of being a “fly on the wall,” of witnessing a musical moment emerge as if…

On Sunday night I was putting my clothes away and realised Virgin had been out for almost a year. I…

Much like their 1990s grunge and alt-rock contemporaries in America, Canada’s Our Lady Peace were writing and recording murky, sorrowful…

Anthony knows the feeling of grief well. Before the pandemic, his mother, father, and brother died within a few years…

Boys and Girls’ influence spread throughout the ’80s, particularly among artists with prior triumphs and a desire to maintain their…

Do you want alternative? Do you want alternative? Metallica gives you alternative, bay-bee! After the early-Nineties alt-rock explosion, bands that…

Every Saturday, we’re going deep on one song we’ve never reviewed before. This week, we look at one of Arthur…