Hear a 1998 Track from Cult-Favourite Nineties Act the Farewell Bend
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Kansas City trio spawned from regional favourites Boys Life and Giants Chair skilfully blended muscle and melody on its just-reissued 1998 debut
Twin Shadow Uncovers a Playful New Side of Kali Uchis’ ‘Telepatía’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Dominican-American singer-songwriter emphasizes the undeniable groove embedded in Kali Uchis’ megahit
Mitski Cuts Sharp and Sure With ‘Working for the Knife’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe singer-songwriter returns to the spotlight after a two-year hiatus, sounding wiser than ever
Chase B Enlists BabyFace Ray, Zona Man, and GT for the Literally Freezing ‘365’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe laid-back posse cut feels like the most casual beatdown ever recorded
The War on Drugs’ ‘I Don’t Live Here Anymore’ is Pure Bob Dylan Fan-Fiction
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn their latest single, the Philadelphia band sound more like themselves than ever
Jenevieve’s ‘Midnight Charm’ Is a Breezy R&B Delight
Posted in: Music FeaturesThis is the type of joyous track that should rule radio in the warmer months
Maxo Kream and Tyler, the Creator Trade Grown-Man Flexes on ‘Big Persona’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe two rappers aren’t as unlikely partners as it might look
Ms. Lauryn Hill Makes a Rare Return to Rap, With Power and Perspective, on Nas’ ‘Nobody’
Posted in: Music FeaturesMs. Hill manages an impossible balance of fierce memory and unbotheredness on her guest appearance
Christian Lee Hutson, Julia Jacklin’s Shania Twain Cover Does Impress Me Much
Posted in: Music FeaturesHutson teams up with the Australian singer-songwriter in his latest volume of The Version Suicides
Don’t Worry About Lorde, She’s Just ‘Stoned at the Nail Salon’
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn her second Solar Power single, the songwriter gets deep while also flashing the kind of whimsy you can only get from being high in a public place
