Music
Tinashe’s ‘Songs for You’ Is the Artist’s True Debut Album
Tinashe goes all-in on her first album as an independent artist.
Staff Recs: Good Music for Studying
The Arts Desk collects the perfect chill tunes for a serious study session.
Dayglow Uses Music to Express Optimism, Change and Friendship
Sloan Struble discusses how his project Dayglow has given him a space to be authentic and fun with his music.
‘Funhouse’: A Concert By, for and Featuring Students
The Quadio-Tigris collaboration celebrated local musicians late into the night.
Nirvana’s Immortal ‘Unplugged,’ 25 Years On
A quarter-century later, the live album remains the purest distillation of the rock band’s sound.
Kllo Comes ‘Back to You’ at Brooklyn’s Elsewhere Hall
The Australian duo brings their R&B-infused sounds to the first stop of their world tour’s U.S. leg.
FKA Twigs and Mary Magdalene: An Unlikely Alliance
FKA Twigs loves and loathes the complexities of being a woman on her new album “Magdalene.”
On ‘New Age Norms 1,’ Cold War Kids Forget That People Actually Listen to Their Lyrics
The new album is a bland attempt at reasserting the band’s rock image.
Charly Bliss Comes of Age, Led by Clive Davis Alumna
Clive Davis alumna and Charly Bliss vocalist Eva Hendricks talks pop music, sad songs and her band’s critically-acclaimed sophomore album “Young Enough.”
Coldplay Announces Upcoming Double Album, Releases New Singles
The British band is back with its first new music release in almost four years.
Earl Sweatshirt Steadies His Feelings on ‘Feet of Clay’
The artist takes a perspective on modern society that eschews excessive optimism and pessimism alike.
Robert Glasper Covers Stevie Wonder at Blue Note
Three-time Grammy-winner Robert Glasper covered much of Stevie Wonder’s catalog at Blue Note Saturday night.
