The Pittsburgh rapper just dropped the sequel to his classic mixtape 15 years later -- and it's pretty damn good. Check out our interview.
Members of the Decemberists, Wolf Parade, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah and more look back on the 2005 album releases that changed their careers - and what aspiring indie artists should think about today.
Wright breaks down her career transition, the importance of DE&I and her advice to aspiring queer country artists.
The indie-pop singer-songwriter talks about her "oddball" new track, “Hate It,” as well as her March full-length.
The Brazilian superstar, the governor of Pará, and Indigenous leaders explore groundbreaking ways to integrate traditional wisdom with modern environmental advocacy ahead of COP30.
Dot continues to shake up the game with this surprise album drop.
The Buffalo rapper and Griselda boss dropped two tapes this week after saying he was done making albums.
Whether it's thoughtful rock 'n' roll or surreal comedy, he says, 'I’m just trying to put out interesting things that are coming from my weird brain.'
"If I want to talk about freedom and redemption, I've gotta live it—and I've gotta be truthful too, about it," says Farrell.
The '00s pop-rock icon’s debut album was released 20 years ago – see which tracks best stand the test of time.
