A simultaneously fun and uplifting soundtrack, Passion Pit’s “Kindred” is a softer story of growth and renewal.
Arts, Music
Janelle Monae Is QUEEN Of “Yoga”
The sultry, funk-inspired artist dedicates her latest song and video to yoga, which totally doesn’t refer to sex.
Music, Arts
Brandon Flowers Found Guilty In The Great Fall Of The Killers
Flowers’ obsession with sweeping synths and lyrical cliches has marred the rock band’s essence. And it’s only getting worse.
Arts, Music
Hozier’s Latest Music Video Needs A Little ‘Work’
The music video for “Work Song” may look good, but it’s not much more than a concert montage.
Arts, Music
Rihanna’s ‘BBHMM,’ Tame Impala, St. Vincent, And More Singles This Week
Tame Impala keeps the psychedelic coming, Rihanna wants her money, and HBO’s ‘Girls’ gets a St. Vincent promo.
Music, Arts
Matt And Kim Swing And Drum Their Way To A ‘New Glow’
Indie (and marital) duo Matt and Kim release an album fit for those indie dance parties all these young people are having these days.
Arts, Music
Sufjan Stevens Reckons With Boyhood In ‘Carrie & Lowell’
Sufjan Stevens’ ‘Carrie & Lowell’ offers a peek into the singer’s childhood without forgoing his traditional acoustic sound.
Arts, Music, Column
Social Media Pressure Drives Malik Out Of One Direction
The direction of Zayn Malik and his former band mates ultimately lies apart. The group’s most talented vocalists moves on.
Arts, Music, Column
The ‘Blurred Lines’ Of Copyright In The Music Industry
Marvin Gay’s estate won $1.7 million from Robin Thicke over copyright infringements of he and Pharrell Williams’ “Blurred Lines.”
Arts, Music, Column
Mumford & Sons Ditches The Banjo, Rolls Over A New Stone
After near a year’s hiatus, Mumford & Sons is back on the music scene with its new single, “Believe.”
