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Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw festival is here: Your last taste of freedom before holiday parties and family dinners gobble up the rest of the calendar. The party returns to Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles this weekend (November 14-15), with a lineup including Future, Nourished by Time, Don Toliver, Syd, Earl Sweatshirt + MIKE,

Panda Bear’s Noah Lennox has put his spin on Grace Ives’ “Stupid Bitches,” the standout closer of her new album Girlfriend. Lennox’s version is a near-total overhaul; he cut all new vocals and gave the song’s instrumental a dubby rework. “I’m a huge Panda Bear fan, I am so so happy he did this,” Ives

The soundtrack to Jordan Firstman’s buzzy A24 debut, Club Kid is here. The appropriately club-centric focused EP features Nirosta Steel and Christine and the Queens, who both offer their own takes on avant-garde composer Arthur Russell’s “Boy With a Smile.” Other contributors include Moby, Brutalismus 3000, and Shygirl, who appears as herself in the film.

To celebrate the 15th anniversary of his 2011 album Take Care, Drake has dug back in the archives and unearthed a new song from the original sessions, “Hate Sleeping Alone.” Grab a golden chalice, light a candle, and give it a listen below. Longtime Drake devotees are likely familiar with “Hate Sleeping Alone”—the track has

Rosalía opened up the Latin Grammys tonight, offering a medley of songs from her 2025 album Lux. The record picked up seven nominations tonight, and the Catalan singer rose to the occasion wearing a golden gown and surrounded by rows of dancers to perform “La Rumba Del Perdón,” “La Perla,” and “Dios Es Un Stalker.”

Fresh off their Día De Los Deftones set last weekend, Deftones have announced a 2027 tour of North America. The band will hit the road next spring, starting in Dallas in May and wrapping up the following month in Toronto, with dates at New York’s Forest Hills Stadium and Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl along the

It’s getting dark before 5 p.m. again; luckily, there’s a new Merge Records holiday compilation to help keep the gloom at bay. Out digitally this Friday, November 13, Snowed In promises such delights as a brand-new Tubs song called “I Am an Elf” and Charlotte Cornfield’s take on “Jingle Bells.” Scroll down for the full

Matthew Dear has kept a relatively low profile since his 2018 album Bunny. That has begun to change: This summer, the techno producer released “New Drug” and “Head in the Clouds”for the French label Salon, his first tracks since the 2022 single “Talking Sleep.” Now, he is back at his alma mater label Ghostly with

Entropy:01 Aeon02 Heaven & Hell03 Hard Sync04 Rogue Wave05 Angel06 To Mercury…07 Face of the Earth08 Entropy King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard:08-05 – 08-06 Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Forever Cemetery08-07 San Diego, CA – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park08-08 Flagstaff, AZ – Pepsi Amphitheater08-10 Santa Fe, NM – Hipico08-13 Colorado Springs, CO

New York-via-Boston indie rocker Palehound is gearing up to release their first new album in nearly four years; You Sing Like You’re Joking is out February 5 via Polyvinyl. The album was co-produced with Katie Von Schleicher and Ava Luna’s Julian Fader, and features contributions from Nick Hakim. The lead single, “Natural Disasters,” gets a

Black Belt Eagle Scout has returned with “Fantasy,” her first new song in three years. In that time, the Swinomish musician Katherine “KP” Paul was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, struggled to walk, and lost the ability to play guitar. “Fantasy” delves into the stresses and struggles of a capitalistic society, and how it took a

New Order will race through the South on a brief U.S. tour in March 2027. The stint kicks off with a trio of Texas dates—in Austin, Fort Worth, and Houston—before the band heads to New Orleans, Nashville, and Miami. They will be performing with stand-ins for the eminent husband-and-wife duo of Gillian Gilbert and Stephen

Yesterday marked a full calendar year since Rosalía dropped her third album Lux, and she marked the occasion with a couple of celebratory offerings. They include a 1,000-song Spotify playlist titled “1000 TEMAS QUE TE DAN LUX,” with tracks from Kate Bush, Mozart, Bon Iver, Yung Lean, Labi Siffre, Pink Floyd, Caetano Veloso, Verdi, and

Oh, to spend an evening lounging in a hotel bed with Hayley Williams while she noodles on the guitar. That’s essentially the premise of the music video for “Dream Girl in Shibuya,” a song from Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party that’s all about hoping someone will come hit up your hotel room. Check out

Richard Lloyd, the co-founding guitarist of Television, has died, The New York Times reports. The cause was cholangiocarcinoma, a bile duct cancer, with which he was diagnosed in March. He was 75. In August, a GoFundMe was launched to raise money for Lloyd’s treatment. “His loving wife Sheila and his dog Willie Mays were with

Nick Cave is heading out on the road next year, reviving the format of his 2019 tour blending a Q&A, live performance, and career retrospective. The 2027 edition of Conversations With Nick Cave: An Evening of Talk & Music kicks off in Vancouver next April, and will traverse North America before concluding in New Orleans

When Macklemore announced his Free Palestine Tour—a run of benefit shows in Dublin, London, and Paris following his removal as Ed Sheeran’s opener —he promised U.S. dates were not far behind. But Stateside arenas, like their football stadium counterparts, are apparently less than enthused to book the rapper over his pro-Palestine comments. In a statement

Slayyyter’s next album, Wor$t Man in America, is inching closer by the minute, and she’s been generous with her output since announcing the project, giving us several new songs alongside self-directed music videos. She now shares another new track, “Hey Boyyy,” as well as a clip that follows the pop star around Hollywood and Paris

After releasing a couple of self-released projects in 2025, the UK-based jungle producer Tim Reaper is dropping his debut solo album, World’s End, next year. Hyperdub will release the project on February 19, and today they’ve shared the first single, the marching band-inspired “Roll Call.” World’s End builds on Reaper’s jungle foundation while taking inspiration

This is Lorelei dropped by the Santa Monica public radio station KCRW today to perform five songs from his latest album The Singer in My Band. Accompanied by a four-piece band of bassist Al Nardo, keyboardist Bailey Wollowitz, and drummer Cameron Wisch, he played “I Will Eat My Heart in the Morning Light,” “Billy Came

Pope Leo XIV granted Bob Dylan a private audience at the Vatican this morning (November 4), further cementing his downtown bona fides after welcoming Patti Smith in July. Dylan, the mythically private and fuss-refusing Nobel laureate, wore a black hoodie, hood up, seemingly held aloft by a black baseball cap, for the occasion, in evidence

With less than a week’s warning, Saya Gray has shared the third entry in her series of work-in-progress Qwerty EPs. The 7-track Qwerty III is the sequel to 2024’s Qwerty II and 2023’s Qwerty. You can stream it below. “Q EPs are experiments between projects,” Gray elaborated in a statement accompanying the release. “The throwaways.

Still cruising through the promo circuit behind his June album Philadelphia’s Been Good to Me, Kurt Vile appeared on last night’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform “99 BPM.” Watch him stage a masterclass in the understated shred below. Vile is gearing up for the latest North American leg of his

The staff of Pitchfork listens to a lot of new music. A lot of it. On any given day our writers, editors, and contributors go through an imposing number of new releases, giving recommendations to each other and discovering new favorites along the way. Each Monday, with our Pitchfork Selects playlist, we’re sharing what our

Yaeji has stepped back up to the plate with a Dance Dance Revolution-themed song—her latest in a string of standalone singles following 2023’s With a Hammer. Out on XL and created alongside Enayet and K Wata, “DDR” comes with a footwork-heavy video directed by Giseong Jun. Watch it below. Yaeji elaborated on the idea behind

As the wise Phoebe Bridgers once said, it’s Halloween and we can be anything. This year, the music world had plenty of different ideas for how to mark the spookiest day of the season, which coincided with the end of Daylight Savings time. So don’t cry because the sun sets at 5:00 P.M. now. Smile

Juan Atkins, the lifelong producer and DJ who co-founded Detroit techno music, has died; Green Smith Artists, Atkins’ management company, confirmed his death. Atkins was slated to perform at Yu Yu Club in Mexico City last night (October 31). He was 64. As a member of the Belleville Three, Cybotron, and Borderland, Atkins’ impact on

Lily Allen, shameless pop ironist and self-satirist, has never shied from public vitriol—a quality that has come in handy as fans have reacted to her live shows behind West End Girl. Some lamented the format—essentially a full-length rendition of the LP, nothing more; venues were downsized as excitement (and prurient interest in the album’s salacious