Stewart Copeland on Life in Quarantine, Mourning Neil Peart
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The former Police drummer discusses his time in isolation, reuniting with Oysterhead, and his memories of his late friend from Rush
The 14 Craziest Musician Acting Cameos
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Tom Jones in ‘Mars Attacks’ to the Flaming Lips on ‘90210’
DripReport’s ‘Skechers’ Is a TikTok Hit Confounding the Music Industry
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter winning followers with “Indian remixes” of popular rap songs, DripReport released an ode to light-up sneakers that is out-streaming many conventional singles
Moses Sumney Wants It All
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe singer-songwriter’s new double LP gracefully blurs the lines between pop and experimental, soul and folk. So why do listeners keep trying to put him in a box?
Rylo Rodriguez: Southern Rap’s Prince of Samples
Posted in: Music FeaturesMobile, Alabama, artist flips classic pop and R&B songs into stories about life where he’s from
Thelma Plum: Try to Stop Me
Posted in: Music FeaturesFollowing a massive year which saw 'Better in Blak' hit the top five on the ARIA charts, Thelma Plum spoke to Rolling Stone about what lead to this point, and the importance of representation.
Tour Manager to the Stars Talks COVID-19’s Impact: ‘It’s Pretty Much a Lost Year’
Posted in: Music FeaturesIndustry veteran Marty Hom was all set to work with the Rolling Stones for the first time on their U.S. summer tour. Now he’s not sure what comes next — for him and the business
‘Shit, Mary, I Can’t Dance’: Neil Young Drops the Tender ‘Try’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe first glimpse of his long-lost 1975 album Homegrown sees Young offering a more heartsick version of Harvest-era country-rock warmth
Song You Need to Know: The Growlers, ‘Dream World’
Posted in: Music FeaturesJust months on from the release of their last studio record, The Growlers have returned with a two-track release, including the masterful "Dream World".
Sheer Mag’s Guitar Shredder on How He Became a Soft-Rock Quarantine DJ
Posted in: Music FeaturesKyle Seely on the origins of his internet radio show ‘Golden Seel’ and why he’s all for the “removal of irony from classic-sounding music”
