JADE is making pop interesting again. Maruja plants a new flag at the Windmill.
Carly Rae Jepsen revisits cult classic "Emotion." Hayley Williams is still reinventing herself.
Deftones sound just as vital two decades later. Ethel Cain builds her mythology.
The stage is where Chappell Roan comes alive. Quadeca levels up again.
Clipse carve their name in stone. Geese are having too much fun to fail.
Plus, Virgin is Lorde at her most exposed. Laufey goes bossa nova.
Plus, let’s stop calling Quadeca a YouTuber. The closest thing I’ve heard to "Purple Rain."
Plus, Swans deliver a farewell built to last. Sudan Archives resurfaces, fusing violin and synths.
Plus, Maruja perfects their brand of jazz-punk. Psychedelic Porn Crumpets have never sounded better.
Plus, Stereolab pick up right where they left off. Model/Actriz takes punk to Queer, uncharted territory.
Plus, the unexpected rise of Addison Rae, pop star. Adrianne Lenker invites you to stay a while.
Plus, Car Seat Headrest is making the next great rock opera. Jane Remover’s hat trick, and it’s only April.
