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Dark bangs, a lace shirt, and the most agonized kidney stone grimace. A woman stands before a microphone with a…

Here at Pitchfork, we’ve all but excommunicated the adjective “Lynchian” for its overuse. But Xiu Xiu might be one of…

Kelela has long occupied a lane of her own. Across her landmark mixtape ‘Cut 4 Me’ and acclaimed albums ‘Take…

Romance is a funny old game. One minute, you’ll be in the trenches of heartbreak, swearing off love forever. The…

“Welcome to the Garden of Eden,” spits Jack White in his fullest trademark preacher squawk on the chugging ‘Frozen Charlotte’…

Hanoi’s Tran Uy Duc makes noisy assemblages that involve both the far reaches of experimental sound art and the instinctive…

In the days of rock’s youth, we were told what it meant to be a man. Presley was said to…

“To all my family in Canada I apologize for not being there with you all this weekend,” the singer says…

Madison Square Garden’s current on-site technology includes cameras that scan for facial recognition and allow them to track every person…

The budget of the American Department of Defense is eternally bloated. Like a ballooned whale carcass that is fed on…