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Our latest cover story is with This Is Lorelei's Nate Amos. He talks with us about his tree-or-chair theory of songwriting, not fearing the sophomore slump, and the struggle to slow down on his latest album, The Singer in My Band READ 🔗 Words by Casey @epsteingross Photo by Gabe Long Design by @qweencarolean

Mississippi-born, Austin-based songwriter Schaefer Llana is our latest pick for the Best of What's Next. Read all about her here.

Brad Paisley blames Russian bots for negative response to Ukraine support song “Same Here”

On 'Burning Song,' Kali Malone's mournful pipe organ returns, stretching cyclical progressions out over vistas of reverb and resonance like layers of rippling cloud.

New mini Sphere to open in Maryland

RIP Magic's word-of-mouth hype and all-star co-signs hark back to a bygone age—thankfully, '1,2,3' does not.

The Beach Boys have canceled their two November EPCOT shows, but the band’s most high-profile intermittent member has courageously offered his services.

Guided by Voices release new single from upcoming album

The bread and butter of Josh Homme’s rock outfit has always been the intense and the extreme, so it’s unfortunate that Queens of the Stone Age's new LP is decidedly mid-tempo and oddly “respectable.” READ: Words by Luke Cartledge Photo by Andreas Neumann

Alt-rockers Failure gave it all on their stunning, spacey third studio album. What happened next destroyed them. READ:

Following the release of 'Stick Around for Tea,' the London-based duo Worldpeace DMT have announced their 2027 North American tour and dropped the music video for their single “Ivy.”

DIIV release new single and announce 2027 world tour

Ethel Cain contributes song to Werwulf soundtrack

Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja unveils new songs for Gaza documentary

MJ Lenderman shares a stripped-back demo of Lambchop's "Weakened" as part of an upcoming collaborative EP LISTEN:

Kilby Block Party is keeping the track record of having an amazing lineup, with The Strokes, Deftones, Fontaines D.C., Slayyyter, Jungle and more

30 years ago, Failure gave it all on their stunning, spacey third studio album. But what happened next destroyed them.

When every tour has a surprise song, does the surprise lose its meaning? READ: Words by Cassidy Sollazzo

Panda Bear (aka Noah Lennox) has announced 'pb band live 25 at power station'

The bread and butter of Josh Homme’s rock outfit has always been the intense and the extreme, so it’s unfortunate that their new LP is decidedly mid-tempo and oddly “respectable.”

Listen to MJ Lenderman's cover of Lambchop's "Weakened"