Katie Crutchfield’s New Morning
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How 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”
Norman Greenbaum on ‘Spirit in the Sky’ at 50: ‘The Interest in It Just Doesn’t Wane’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe singer-songwriter on the inspiration behind his immortal fuzz-rock anthem, and why it was so hard to follow up
Rock Hall 2020: Welcome to the Machines
Posted in: Music FeaturesFor this first time in the Hall of Fame’s history, a majority of inductees, including Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, and the Notorious B.I.G., built their careers with synthesizers and drum machines
