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36 votes
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As one half of Outkast, he helped invent southern hip-hop, sold 20m records and won six Grammys. Now André 3000 has released a solo flute album.
25 votes -
Radiohead's harmonic vocabulary (an analysis of functional harmony)
10 votes -
The Hives are reportedly set to become the first international rock band to perform in Venezuela for a decade
13 votes -
Edith Piaf AI-generated biopic in the works at Warner Music
7 votes -
The elaborate story behind "Shia LaBeouf" Live
20 votes -
There was never a band like Rush. Geddy Lee doesn’t want to forget it.
19 votes -
Taylor Swift played her cards better than we could have imagined
26 votes -
She died without learning a secret: She'd played with The Beatles
7 votes -
Spotify doesn't care about musicians
13 votes -
'Louie Louie': The story behind the song everyone knows but no one understands
13 votes -
Björk: ‘I always wanted to be David Attenborough’
10 votes -
Why musicians get the yips
13 votes -
Serj Tankian announces memoir 'Down With the System'
17 votes -
In the depths of Hobart's Museum of Old and New Art, a volcano is stirring – Hrafntinna (Obsidian) is an immersive installation by Icelandic artist and musician Jónsi
9 votes -
Megadeth drummer learns Blink-182 as fast as possible
16 votes -
What were your favorite Canadian bands of the 1990s?
Always a fan of Sloan here, but I was recently reminded of Pure and have been grooving to “Spiritual Pollution” and “Anna”. So make me a virtual mix tape: What were your fav Canadian bands,...
Always a fan of Sloan here, but I was recently reminded of Pure and have been grooving to “Spiritual Pollution” and “Anna”. So make me a virtual mix tape: What were your fav Canadian bands, albums, or songs of the ‘90s?
31 votes -
"My dad painted the iconic cover for Jethro Tull’s ‘Aqualung,’ and it’s haunted him ever since"
21 votes -
Taylor Swift Eras Tour is the highest-grossing domestic concert film ever
9 votes -
You Got to Hold On: A deep-dive into ex-Alabama Shakes lead Brittany Howard, whose new single drops today
9 votes -
Agnetha Fältskog recalls the stress and sadness in ABBA, their blockbuster Voyage project, and the music she never lets the world hear
4 votes -
Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour film is helping movie theatres, and infuriating Hollywood studios
27 votes -
India’s early electronic music from the ’70s is finally being released
14 votes -
Björk and Rosalía have collaborated on a new song to benefit activists fighting against industrial salmon farming in Björk's native Iceland
6 votes -
Man charged with murder of Tupac Shakur in 1996
51 votes -
Weird A.I. Yankovic, a cursed deep dive into the world of voice cloning
16 votes -
Your favorite band that no one has heard of?
I understand with the rise of music streaming people have been introduced to a wider variety of bands than ever before, but what's your favorite band that no one has heard of? I think everyone has...
I understand with the rise of music streaming people have been introduced to a wider variety of bands than ever before, but what's your favorite band that no one has heard of? I think everyone has that one band that they love that no one in their friend group has ever heard of.
I think I have a few, but I'll throw out Kadavar who have a Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath feel to them.
45 votes -
Who are your go to modern or forgotten folk artists, or acoustic artists?
I'm happy that there is movement in this direction again, although Hozier doesn't quite match my taste. I'm listening to a lot of music while I work and enjoying discovering new artists.
25 votes -
Daniel Ek says Spotify has no plans to completely ban content created by artificial intelligence from the music streaming platform
3 votes -
Why scalpers can get Olivia Rodrigo tickets and you can't
12 votes -
Chad Smith hears Thirty Seconds To Mars for the first time
27 votes -
Taylor Swift managed to drive record-breaking numbers to voter registration website Vote.org after urging her 232 million followers on Instagram to take action
67 votes -
The battle to make Nirvana’s ‘unlistenable’ final album
20 votes -
Who are your favorite Tiny Desk concert musicians? Bob Boilen - Tiny Desk founder is leaving National Public Radio
51 votes -
Sufjan Stevens is relearning to walk after Guillain-Barré Syndrome left him immobile, hospitalized
34 votes -
The bold legacy of jaimie branch
4 votes -
Jann Wenner removed from Rock and Roll Hall of Fame board after controversial comments about Black and female musicians
14 votes -
Vulture Lists: Eleven recommended books on hip hop music or artists
4 votes -
Rick Springfield - What's in my (record store) bag?
5 votes -
What’s going on with these viral, right-wing country music hits?
48 votes -
The billion-dollar business of ABBA: A statistical analysis
13 votes -
How many songs does a band need to have that you like for you to say you really like them?
I've realized the amount of bands that I'd describe as "really liking them" despite only regularly listening to 3-6 of their songs is pretty high. While I have a fair number of bands that I like...
I've realized the amount of bands that I'd describe as "really liking them" despite only regularly listening to 3-6 of their songs is pretty high. While I have a fair number of bands that I like 10+ songs from, the vast majority of bands I'd recommend have a much smaller pool. I was just listening to LCD Soundsystem, a band I've loved for years, and I realized I only regularly listen to 4 of their songs (All My Friends, Daft Punk is Playing..., Dance Yrself Clean and New York I Love You...). TV on the Radio, another band I've really been trying to get people to listen to lately, I only like 6 of their songs. And with a lot of these bands it's not even that I just haven't listened to a lot of their music. TVotR I've listened to 3/5 albums all the way through, and while there were a lot of songs I maybe sorta enjoyed, only 6 of them were good enough that I actually saved them.
It gets harder for me because there are also a lot of bands out there that I like 3+ of their songs but wouldn't describe myself as a big fan. Eminem, for example, I have like 15 of his songs saved but I'd definitely say I like TV on the Radio more.
I feel like for me it's more about how much I like the songs rather than the quantity. Like on a scale of 1-10 where 1 is barely liking it and 10 is absolutely loving it (so entirely ignoring songs I don't like), Eminem has a lot of like 4-7s whereas all of the TVotR songs I like I'd rate as 9s or 10s.
26 votes -
Taylor Swift box office: Theater owners predict record $100M opening for Eras Tour concert pic
13 votes -
Best genre, artist, playlist etc., to boost productivity when writing?
I'm currently working on a research paper (low-threat undergrad coursework), and I keep alternating between Lofi hip-hop and gentle acoustic pop covers to keep me motivated and on task. I've tried...
I'm currently working on a research paper (low-threat undergrad coursework), and I keep alternating between Lofi hip-hop and gentle acoustic pop covers to keep me motivated and on task. I've tried to get into a variety of classical music for this purpose, but I always end up rolling back to my Samuel Barber playlist and end up burning out on it. What's your go-to for productivity enhancement?
15 votes -
Jimmy Buffett, American singer-songwriter, dies at 76
43 votes -
Taylor Swift concert film will bring Eras Tour to America’s movie theaters in October
17 votes -
Retired US country singer tries clearing ‘vagrancy problem’ with his low-flying helicopter
20 votes -
Icelandic musician Daði Freyr performs some of his favourite songs from home
11 votes -
Italian singer, songwriter, and musician Toto Cutugno dies at the age of 80
7 votes -
Brain recordings capture musicality of speech — with help from Pink Floyd
8 votes