We Decoded Every Track on Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology’
During two episodes of our 'Rolling Stone Music Now' podcast, we do our best to solve every lyrical mystery of Swift's 31-track opus
The Old Taylor Swift Is Dead — This Time for Real
Posted in: Music NewsOn the astonishingly revealing 'The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology', Taylor Swift makes it clear that even if you love her, you don’t really know her
Modest Mouse Plot ‘Good News’ Tour, New Album
Posted in: Music NewsIsaac Brock looks back at the making of 'Good News for People Who Love Bad News' and reveals some of his band's future in our new interview
What If Beyoncé Already Made Her Rock Album?
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe dig into Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter', going track by track, and ponder rumors of a rock album to come... as well as the idea that in some ways, this already is that album
Our AI-Generated Blues Song Went Viral — and Sparked Controversy
Posted in: Music NewsSuno, a ChatGPT for music, is astonishing music fans, and angering them. Hear more uncanny AI creations, learn how it works, and how the company addresses criticism
How Ariana Grande Turned Divorce and Heartbreak Into Pop Perfection
Posted in: Music Features'Eternal Sunshine' is the most mature album of her career — and one of the catchiest. We break it down, track by track — and try to figure out why Grande compared it to the Beatles' 'Rubber Soul'
How ‘Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)’ Changed Everything
Posted in: Music News30 years after the release of Wu-Tang Clan's debut, the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now looks back at the album, with help from Raekwon
How Olivia Rodrigo Avoided a Sophomore Slump
We break down every track of Rodrigo’s full-on rock album, 'Guts' — and try to figure out if she really wrote songs about Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter
Why Sinéad O’Connor Was ‘One of the Most Incredible Women of Modern Times’
Rolling Stone Music Now's new episode celebrates the late artist's life and music, with Garbage's Shirley Manson and David Wild, who wrote O'Connor's 1991 Rolling Stone cover story
David Guetta: AI Will ‘Win’ Over Human Creators
"You cannot fight with this," says the legendary DJ/producer, who thinks the role of human music-makers will come to revolve more around choosing the best of AI output. "It's impossible"
