Song You Need to Know: Jason Isbell, ‘Dreamsicle’
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Isbell’s latest song is full of dreamlike memories of childhood
Song You Need to Know: Fiona Apple, ‘Ladies’
Posted in: Music FeaturesLadies, ladies, ladies, ladies: Fiona Apple has a message for us
Alison Mosshart on The Release of Her Debut Single, “Rise”
Posted in: Music FeaturesHaving spent 25 years fronting some of the most energetic and immersive bands in the rock genre, Alison Mosshart has stepped into the spotlight with "Rise".
Mark Lanegan on Why Kurt Cobain’s Death Still Haunts Him, How Courtney Love Saved His Life
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith the release of his new memoir, ‘Sing Backwards and Weep,’ the former Screaming Trees frontman is finally ready to reflect on his dark past
“It’s Strange Where Comfort Comes From” – Birds of Tokyo and The Triumph of ‘Human Design’
Posted in: Music Features premiumYears in the making, 'Human Design' sees Birds of Tokyo triumphing through tragedy, and crafting an exceptional release that is arguably their most powerful to date.
Kate Nash Talks Isolation, Quarantine, and ‘My Best Friend Is You’ at 10
Posted in: Music Features“All this reflection has had me wondering what the role of an artist is during something like this. What’s the value of being creative right now?”
Dua Lipa’s ‘Future Nostalgia’ Is the Disco Liberation Soundtrack We Need Now
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe pulsing physicality of her new album is the perfect prescription for a world without dance floors
Thanks to Another Internet Challenge, Young T & Bugsey’s ‘Don’t Rush’ Is a Surprise Hit
Posted in: Music FeaturesTypically, English rappers have a tough time making it onto American radio, but TikTok and social distancing are powering a rare exception to the rule
The Greatest Concerts We’ve Ever Seen
Posted in: Music Features‘Rolling Stone Music Now’ celebrates the greatest live performers, with input from Brendan Benson and Brian Fallon
In a Crisis, Radio Should Be Bigger Than Ever — So Why Isn’t It?
Posted in: Music FeaturesTerrestrial music stations have a major cultural opportunity right now, but employees say a muddied strategy is standing in the way
