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Reflections on Blue Note Jazz Fest 2024 Looking back at the New York institution’s month-long music marathon. By Raphael Helfand Sun Ra Arkestra perform at Sony Hall. Photo by Dervon Dixon. Every June, the Blue Note Jazz Club’s flagship location in Greenwich Village becomes the nexus of a month-long celebration of the United States’…
From the home of Anderson .Paak’s funk-filled soul to the birthplace of Nardcore, the seaside city is an audiophile’s paradise. Twisted Gypsy at Rock the Collection at The Collection at RiverPark Less than two hours from Los Angeles, Oxnard, California pulses with a musical heritage as storied as its seaside location. You’ll just as…
Belong on creating their timeless, space-shredding new album Developed across 13 years on the fringes of noise, post-punk, and My Bloody Valentine-style rock, Realistic IX finds the New Orleans duo as essential as ever. By Jordan Darville One of Belong‘s hallmarks — perhaps the band’s only one — is their elusivity. Michael Jones and Turk…
Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. Ravyn Lenae. Photo by Brendan George Ko for The FADER Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Ravyn Lenae’s Bird’s Eye, Belong’s Realistic IX, oso oso’s life till bones,…
Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. Navy Blue. Photo by Ryosuke Tanzawa. Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Navy Blue’s Memoirs In Armour, Hotline TNT’s Somersault EP, Rabit’s Lil Boy, and more. Navy Blue:…
A new collection of demos and rarities from the Philadelphia band feels like stumbling across an illicit WeTransfer link. They Are Gutting A Body Of Water Photo via artist Discover Blogly is The FADER’s curated roundup of our favorite new music discoveries. Speaking about the jagged and elusive music he makes in an interview…
Collaborations with B L A C K I E, Zulu, YL & Starker, and more reveal how deep the N.Y.C. punk trio rolls. Show Me The Body. Photo by Rob Coons On a freezing night in December 2017, I saw Show Me The Body for the first time. Freezing art students and punks lined…
Fire-Toolz has a universe in her kitchen sink The Chicago artist discusses musical meta-narratives, past and present pets, and how her chaotic new album Breeze relates to her peaceful new life in the ’burbs. By Raphael Helfand Angel Marcloid (Fire-Toolz). Photo by Bethany Puterbaugh. Angel Marcloid has built a studio in her own image….
Speed’s vision of a swaggering, communal future The Australian hardcore band pride themselves on empathy, self-belief, and “going hard as fuck.” By David Renshaw Speed James Hartley The good thing about warning lights on car dashboards is that they’re clear no matter what language they are written in. Jem Siow does not speak Polish….
Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. Hakushi Hasegawa. Photo by Naoki Takehisa – @takehisanaoki Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Hakushi Hasegawa’s Mahōgakkō, Robber Robber’s Wild Guess, Wand’s Vertigo, and Klein’s marked. Hakushi Hasegawa:…