Ghostemane’s Major-Label Deal Fell Through — and He’s Doing Fine
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Eric Whitney, whose music borrows from both hardcore and hip-hop, has built an impressive career outside of the pop mainstream
Stewart Copeland on New Podcast ‘My Dad the Spy,’ How He’s Spending His Lockdown
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn his Audible series, the former Police drummer sets out to uncover the truth about his CIA-agent father
Music at Home: Skin-Crawling Songs for Halloween
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom the Birthday Party to Halsey to Daniel Johnston to Exuma, here are 10 tracks to scare yourself with this Halloween season
Steve Perry Looks Back on Touring With Van Halen and the Eddie Collaboration That Might Have Been
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe former Journey frontman reflects on how the bands’ joint ’78 tour changed his life, and sets the record straight on the infamous “guacamole incident”
Ice Cube Tries to Explain What in the Hell He Was Thinking
Posted in: Music FeaturesHip-hop legend and activist talks what he hoped to gain — and perhaps stood to lose — from discussing his Contract With Black America with President Trump’s campaign
Lime Cordiale: The Path Less Traveled
Posted in: Music Features premiumOli and Louis are easy to love and hard to define. The shaggy-haired genre-blenders are in a purple patch thanks to their penchant for extraordinarily tender love songs you can dance to.
A Meeting Between Kings: Briggs in Conversation with Nas
Posted in: Music Features premiumWith Nas releasing his most recent record, 'King's Disease', in August, Briggs speaks to the hip-hop icon about the new album, his life, career, and current events.
Matt Berninger Isn’t Done Writing About Love and Fear
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe National frontman on how he teamed up with Booker T. Jones and a group of indie all-star friends to make his first solo album, ‘Serpentine Prison’
BENEE: Taking Control
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn just a few short years, BENEE has gone from nascent indie-pop star, to viral music phenomenon – all before the release of her debut album.
Veteran Sideman Brett Tuggle on His Years With Fleetwood Mac, David Lee Roth, and More
Posted in: Music FeaturesTuggle played in Fleetwood Mac and their various solo offshoots for nearly 20 years, but was let go shortly after the band parted ways with Lindsey Buckingham
