COVER STORY | Indigo De Souza Charts a New Beginning After being set up on a blind studio session with a producer by her publisher, the 28-year-old found creative fulfillment, leading to a new ...

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Time Capsule: ABBA, Arrival It’s the album that introduced the world to some of ABBA’s biggest hits, from the disco-pop classic of “Dancing Queen” to the transcendent “Knowing Me ...

McKinley Dixon Finds His Wings in the Bombast of Magic, Alive! Paste Pick: The Chicago rapper’s fifth album is a conceptual achievement—not just a story of three young kids whose friend passes ...

Our Favorite Moments From Kilby Block Party 2025 Our experience at Salt Lake City, Utah's four-day festival had plenty of highlights, including a long-awaited performance by Rilo Kiley, a surprise ...

billy woods Finds a Hunger in the Psychodrama of GOLLIWOG Irreversible, unavoidable self-destruction at the foot of power is a tale as old as humankind, but rarely is it captured so poignantly, or ...

Time Capsule: Def Leppard, Hysteria If a series of personal and professional tragedies couldn’t tear the English rockers apart, following up the smashing success of their fourth studio album ...

Sunflower Bean Resist Trends and Take Command on Mortal Primetime On the trio’s fourth album, the louds are louder, the quiets quieter, no power chord or lilting lullaby so fey it can't be ...

2025 has already give us some really good TV—the return of Severance and arrivals of The Pitt and Paradise chief among them. These first few weeks have just been a prelude to all the exciting ...

Ethel Cain's sophomore album 'Perverts' is alienating, but her impressive artistic heft keeps us coming back like some sick gravitational pull.