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Songs You Need In Your Life This Week Tracks we love right now, in no particular order. By The FADER Each week, The FADER staff rounds up the songs we can’t get enough of. Here they are, in no particular order. Listen on our Spotify and Apple Music playlists, or hear them all below. YHWH…
The South Korean trio have sold out two big U.S. tours in the past two years, a rarity for K-pop groups, let alone indie rock bands. How? Roger Tam It’s a Friday night at Manhattan’s Hammerstein Ballroom and 12,000 phones are up in the air. On stage, a five-piece band — a drummer, bassist, keyboardist,…
Songs You Need In Your Life This Week Tracks we love right now, in no particular order. By The FADER Claryn Chong; Jurga Ramonaite; courtesy of fantasy of a broken heart Each week, The FADER staff rounds up the songs we can’t get enough of. Here they are, in no particular order. Listen on…
Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. Freak Slug. Photo by El Hardwick Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Freak Slug’s I Blow Out Big Candles, Man/Woman/Chainsaw’s Eazy Peazy, Good Sad Happy Bad’s All Kind…
Chip King and Lee Buford continue to hammer out their uncompromisingly dark vision. The Body. Photo by Zachary Harrell Jones The Crying Out of Things is a nine-track album by The Body. But like most of synthesist/percussionist Lee Buford and guitarist/vocalist Chip King’s LP-length odysseys, the end of one track and the start of…
The Philadelphian doomgazers’ new EP, chrome is a lullaby, focuses on the beauty found in the weirder, darker, experimental throes of guitar music. Her New Knife. By Adris Raal Discover Blogly is The FADER’s curated roundup of our favorite new music discoveries. For the Philadelphia-based band Her New Knife, the term “noise” is both a…
Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. Sam Rockman Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Tyler, the Creator’s ‘CHROMAKOPIA,’ The Cure’s ‘Songs Of A Lost World,’ BABYMONSTER’s ‘DRIP,’ Mount Eerie’s ‘Night Palace,’ and more. Tyler, the…
Mount Eerie’s impermanent eternities Phil Elverum discusses motherhood, forces of nature, trolling, and his new album, Night Palace. By Raphael Helfand Phil Elverum (Mount Eerie). Photo by Indigo Free. Phil Elverum likes nature: looking at it, being in it, and using it as an ever-present component of the vast metaphors he conjures in the…
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…
“Noid,” a jittery critique of celebrity culture, is built around a sample from the heavy-riffing Ngozi Family. Tyler, the CreatorYouTube Tyler, The Creator is tense and anxious throughout much of his new song “Noid.” “They wonder where I close my eyes at / I keep my eyes wide,” he raps, joining the chorus of musicians…