David Byrne Expands ‘Who Is the Sky?’ With Four Bonus Tracks and a Deluxe Edition
David Byrne expands 'Who Is the Sky?' with bonus tracks, a new video for 'My Madness,' and a book about dormant genius.
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Kevin Morby Drops Standalone Single “PBJ”: Listen
Kevin Morby drops new single 'PBJ,' a summer ode with a music video and food collaborations including ice cream, a cookie, and a donut.
Song People’s ‘The Cone’ Makes Time Feel Like It’s Moving Backward
Philly band Song People drop 'The Cone,' a chilly single tied to a trip through blackberry winter in Vermont.
Tom Petty’s Origins 1971-1978 Box Set Arrives November 6
Tom Petty's Origins 1971-1978 box set traces his Mudcrutch days to the Heartbreakers' first albums, plus rare live and BBC footage.
Adam Fan Debuts English-Language Album ‘Skyfall’ With Lawson-Cowritten Title Track
Chinese star Adam Fan releases debut English album 'Skyfall,' with hits by Lawson and Puku, plus a video for lead single 'Make It Make Sense.'
Carly Rae Jepsen’s ‘Day and Night’ Runs Two Full Albums of Love Case Studies
Carly Rae Jepsen's 'Day and Night' is a double-album dissertation on love, moving from sunny dream pop to dark disco confessionals.
The Fray Announce 2027 Australia and New Zealand Tour With Dashboard Confessional
The Fray tour Australia and New Zealand with Dashboard Confessional in 2027, promoting their new album A Light That Waits.
Sara Bareilles Says Grief Anchors Her New Album ‘Good Grief,’ But Not Its Message
Sara Bareilles talks Good Grief, grief as a mothership, and finding joy amid loss, on her new album.
Album Reviews8/10
OMERTA Review: J Balvin and Ryan Castro Keep It Short and Earn Every Second
Balvin and Castro's OMERTA pairs two tracks of family loyalty into a six-minute record that proves their bond is the real story.
Album Reviews6.5/10
C. Tangana’s ‘Avida Dollars’: Six Tracks Worth Keeping, One Record That Never Breathes
C. Tangana's Avida Dollars is a brief, ambitious record of trap transitions and standout tracks — a mixed bag worth hearing.
J Balvin’s ‘Rayo’ Trades Heartbreak for Dance-Floor Energy
A review of J Balvin's Rayo, a 15-track album of polished pop and reggaeton that knows exactly what it wants to be.
Album Reviews7/10
J Balvin’s Debut La Familia Earns Its Reputation on Two Standout Tracks
A steady, confident debut reggaeton record whose best moments—6 AM and Yo te lo dije—justify the whole affair.