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Bob Dylan's The Rolling Thunder Revue: The 1976 Live Recordings is named Best New Reissue 🏆
June McDoom exposes the sounds of folk to dub's electronic manipulation
Marrying lush arrangements and field-recording experiments, Shovel Dance Collective honor folk music’s radical tradition by reinforcing its contemporary significance
The Disintegration Loops made William Basinksi's name synonymous with weighty meditations on memory and loss, but his latest album—calm, focused, tender—is a reminder of his fondness for beauty
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The vintage-styled new album from “Stop the Wedding!” singer Ashe combines stately pop classicism and exuberant ’70s pastiche
Featuring heartbroken vocal performances and stripped of frills like basslines or reverb, Andy Stott's latest album of bruised electronica is his starkest and most forlorn yet
From Tinashe as melatonin to Wednesday as the Addams Family, here are our favorite Halloween costumes this year
Are sex and sexuality very intertwined with creativity for Nirosta Steel?
"Like, maybe 5,000%?"
Twisted Teens' second album of the year is another set of gnarled, bite-sized garage-rock gems with an added dose of quiet melancholy
Wendy Eisenberg's self-titled album is recommended if you like: Cattails; fireflies; lucid dreaming; Judee Sill’s string arrangements; Massachusetts Route 2; secure attachment; polyrhythms; jazz so free it becomes country
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A soundtrack that challenges short-sighted ideas about video game music with retro-futurist creations both cheeky and grand
"Ninety percent of the time, we all share space every day. And we’re working together to do something bigger"
Revisit our 2025 cover story on Turnstile:
📷 by Quinn Batley
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The Clientele always had a very specific aesthetic, but they never quite sounded like this again
Juan Atkins, the Detroit producer and DJ who co-founded techno music, has died
Video game auteur Keita Takahashi gave composer Yuu Miyake little to no direction for the soundtrack to his crowning opus
For today's Sunday Review, we're reconnecting with a 2004 cult-classic video game whose postmodernist soundtrack doubles as a treatise on the meaning of life
"You could tell a lot about a woman by how they shake that monkey to 'Wicked'"
Italian prog-rock band Goblin’s score for Dario Argento’s Suspiria is routinely exalted by horror connoisseurs and electronic music producers alike
See where it lands on our list of the 50 best movie scores of all time:
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The kingpin of Memphis garage rock's most powerful standalone work
