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The New York City jazz-rock band’s new album, Enough, is the product of an entirely new approach to making music: expansive, omnivorous, and otherworldly. Ivy Meissner Shortly after finishing work on Big Time Things, his band Office Culture’s third studio album, Winston Cook-Wilson realized he’d pushed his process to its limit. Written alone and rehearsed…
Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. John Angus Stewart 2024 @phcfilms Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Amyl + The Sniffers’ ‘Cartoon Darkness,’ Ruthven’s ‘Rough & Ready,’ Soccer Mommy’s ‘Evergreen,’ and more. Amyl + The…
Agriculture bassist and screamer Leah B. Levinson builds an organic world of synthetic sounds on her new album, Ciao Bella. Leah B. Levinson (aka Cali Bellow). Photo by Matt Erao. Leah B. Levinson moved from Los Angeles to Altadena, California, in the depths of COVID lockdown. With social gathering prohibited, she and her partner…
Soccer Mommy is touching grass Ahead of her latest album, evergreen, Sophie Allison talks going back to her roots as she navigates loss, grief, and getting older. By Cady Siregar Soccer Mommy. By Anna Pollack Sophie Allison’s songwriting is rooted in feeling too much, all the time. On “Still,” the closing track of Sometimes, Forever,…
One of the brightest rising stars of Rio de Janeiro’s revitalized MPB scene realizes her full potential as a solo artist on her debut album, Pique. Dora Morelenbaum. Photo by Elisa Maciel. Discover Blogly is The FADER’s curated roundup of our favorite new music discoveries. Dora Morelenbaum took her sweet time recording, compiling, and…
How a nude dress code and getting my camera confiscated reminded me why we go out in the first place. FKA twigs. By Dave Benett “Eusexua” is not just a word but a philosophy created by FKA twigs to describe the deep and intimate feeling of what happens to your body when you connect to…
The Los Angeles singer-producer on the struggles of social media and her vibrant new mini album, Assembling Symbols Into My Own Poetry. Euree Hong When Alice Longyu Gao first started putting out her hyperactive, abrasive club-pop songs in 2019, the hyperpop genre was still in its infancy. Nothing more than a broad umbrella term used…
Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. Terry O’Connor Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Charli XCX’s star-studded remix album for ‘Brat,’ GloRilla’s high-energy debut, ‘GLORIOUS,’ and rapper E L U C I D’s blistering new…
Charli xcx’s Brat autumn arrives at Storm King See exclusive photos from the pop star’s celebration of Brat and it’s completely different but also still brat. By Rrita Hashani Photographer Ethan Holland, The FADER The FADER Brat autumn descended on the attendees at Storm King on Thursday, Oct. 10. Under the shadow of the deluxe…
The former Girlpool member rejected conformity to make her debut album, Gossip. Lea Garn The outsized characters in Harmony’s candy-colored absurdist pop universe are depictions of a thoroughly modern type of malaise. “I’m a bored American, giving birth to my iPad kid,” she sings on “Miss America” over grinding synths and a smutty beat. On…