Blue Plate Special: The Strokes
The Strokes emerged from late-1990s New York City as a band that made restraint feel radical. Formed by Julian Casablancas,...
The Strokes emerged from late-1990s New York City as a band that made restraint feel radical. Formed by Julian Casablancas,...
Elvis Costello (born Declan Patrick MacManus) writes songs the way a sharp-eyed novelist writes scenes: quick cuts, bright details, and...
Big Country emerged from Dunfermline, Scotland in the early 1980s with a sound that felt less like pop music and...
Not sure why I neglected adding them for so long, but here you go:Â From the start, Depeche Mode looked and...
Kent built their legacy on a sound that blended widescreen melancholy with laser-focused pop craftsmanship. Early on, their music leaned...
Talking Heads emerged from the art-school corridors of the Rhode Island School of Design with a visual imagination as sharp...
The Bravery emerged from the electric hum of New York City’s early-2000s rock revival, a five-piece wired together by sharp...
Emerging from Omaha’s late-’90s DIY basements, The Faint carved out a sound that felt as visual as it was volatile,...
Debra Fotheringham is a luminous singer-songwriter, guitarist, percussionist, writer, and poet whose artistry feels both intimate and expansive, like a...
Keith Richie is a Texas-born composer and producer whose music paints vivid sonic landscapes that blur the line between the...