How Green Day’s Tré Cool Wound Up in Willie Nelson’s Band
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Fans were shocked when the Green Day drummer played two full shows with the country legend this month. Cool tells us how it happened.
How a Trusted Group of Producers Jammed Their Way to an Eminem Album
Posted in: Music FeaturesWhen it was time to start making his latest hit, ‘Music to be Murdered By,’ Eminem turned once again to his longtime collaborators
Katie Crutchfield’s New Morning
Posted in: Music FeaturesHow the Waxahatchee singer-songwriter got sober, moved to Kansas City, and made her best album yet
Months After Robert Hunter’s Death, a Never-Heard Lyric Arrives
Posted in: Music FeaturesHunter’s friend and collaborator David Nelson on “Movin’ Right Along,” a newly released song co-written by the Grateful Dead’s late literary maestro
How an Obscure Sample From an Argentine Rock Band Ended Up on Eminem’s New LP
Posted in: Music FeaturesEminem’s new song, “Stepdad,” features rock en español royalty Pescado Rabioso
Black Pumas: Rise of a Psychedelic-Soul Force
Posted in: Music FeaturesAustin duo surprise even themselves with the magic that happens when they team up — and the Grammys agree
New Doc on INXS’ Michael Hutchence: 12 Things We Learned
Posted in: Music FeaturesMystify tells the late singer’s story through home videos and personal recollections from friends, family, and himself in archival interviews
‘We Can’t Have All Our Artists Die’: How the Music Industry Is Fighting the Mental-Health Crisis
Posted in: Music FeaturesMusicians suffer from addiction and mental-health issues at an alarming rate. But with a new wave of initiatives and organizations seeking to help, the industry is taking action like never before
Radiohead Public Library: 6 Highlights From Band’s Newly Launched Digital Archive
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Bonnaroo concerts, the Kid A blips, the Stanley Donwood artwork… a deep dive into the band’s comprehensive database
Destroyer’s Dan Bejar on Weaving Nightmares at His Kitchen Table
Posted in: Music Features“I don’t think I’ve ever sounded that intimate and personal before,” Bejar says. “It sounded very immediate to me and the closest to my actual voice”
