Four new DJ E edits of the Bolivian singer Luzmila Carpio

The Charlotte rapper's latest album is the height of his ability. The vignettes of heartbreak and hustling come with absurdist wit and an outstanding selection of beats.

J. Cole's greatest album of all time is a double-disc Alexandrian quest to conquer a wide breadth of styles and ideas. It crumples under expectations few records could hope to meet.

On their first proper album in nine years, the Boston metalcore veterans shift between blistering political bloodlettings and moody reckonings with mortality.

Youthful angst and autobiographical detail are fodder for creative inspiration on Joe Sutkowski's cathartic third album of emo and slowcore.

"I hold my teams to the highest standards and have a duty to protect them," she wrote on Instagram

"Continuing to be represented by a company led by and named after Casey Wasserman goes against our values and cannot continue," the band wrote in an open letter

The British rapper's follow-up to last year's What the Feng EP is out this Friday

The "Boo'd Up" singer tries to play her cards close to the chest on the opening track from her new album, Do You Still Love Me?

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The sole writer of "The Distance," Brown also performed in Deathray and collaborated with Rivers Cuomo

Is This All There Is also features collaborations with Perfume Genius, Matt Berninger, and Laurie Anderson

Greenwood and Paul Thomas Anderson said Universal licensed out a song from Phantom Thread without permission

The Los Thuthanaka guitarist celebrates the joy of performance through meteoric playing and unvarnished texture on a new solo album inspired by Aymara ceremony.

The Essex-born poster boy for the 2020s zeitgeist celebrates turning 21 with a nervy, high-octane take on his bedroom rap melancholia. His reputation precedes him now and he knows it.

The Providence songwriter covers Jessica Pratt's 2012 debut in its entirety, injecting the stark originals with a jubilant, chaotic energy.

The Bing & Ruth composer's first album under his own name features solo piano music with larger-than-life physicality. His open-ended compositions resemble a mind in conversation with itself.

In one of the best halftime shows since Prince in 2007, the Puerto Rican megastar threw a killer party, broadened the definition of America, and made history in the process.

Nick León, Nancy Sinatra, and more also lauded the Puerto Rican superstar

The Puerto Rican reggaeton star was the most-streamed artist on Spotify last year

Brandi Carlile and Coco Jones also performed ahead of the big game

They omitted their usual anti-MAGA lyrics from "Holiday" and "American Idiot"

The longtime punk musician also played with Debbie Harry in an early iteration of Blondie

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we revisit a cult 1981 garage rock record steeped in Memphis lore. With Alex Chilton as his sideman, the provocative Tav Falco brought blues and rockabilly screaming into the post-punk era.

On a new reissue, the early PC Music release remains an absurdist plastic wonder, the broken toy that comes with an "underground dance music"-themed Happy Meal.

Every Saturday, we're going deep on one song we've never reviewed before. This week, we look back on Giorgio Moroder's psychedelic synth workout from Midnight Express, which leapt off the screen to become a legendary club classic.

The noise-drone duo's co-founder is crowdfunding treatment

She sang a medley of the Italian standard "Nel Blu, Dipinto di Blu" and her own "Nothing Is Impossible"

J. Cole raps from the perspectives of Biggie and Tupac on a track from The Fall-Off, but c'mon—that's not really what it's about.

The Sexistential Tour spans North America, Europe, and Australia

Stream new releases from Ratboys, Joshua Chuquimia Crampton, and Mandy, Indiana

Alphonse Pierre's Off the Dome column covers songs, mixtapes, albums, scenes, snippets, movies, Meek Mill tweets, fashion trends—and anything else that catches his attention. This week, Al links up with The Kid Mero, the new host of Hot 97's morning show, to talk about the future of New York radio.

Cillian Murphy, Greta Lee, Jodie Turner-Smith, and Lewis Capaldi also cameo in the '90s-themed short

"Sifting" reimagines the Nirvana track of the same name

Bringing their country-tinted indie rock to boundless new landscapes, the Chicago band returns with their most emotionally affecting and compositionally advanced songs to date.

A noise artist who once found hidden music in the crackle of fire sounds equally incendiary on her latest EP of club music, sculpting redlining rhythms out of blocks of charred bass.

The Norwegian artist's loop-based assemblages follow a strange, dreamlike logic, weaving indecipherable vocals and stray bits of texture into warped avant-pop.

The South African artist emphasizes atmosphere over rhythm on a vibrant, textural album that shapeshifts between drum'n'bass and dub techno.

The Best Coast frontwoman signed with the agency in 2021

Salvation For The Wicked is out next week

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Her follow-up to 2025's Waiting Room arrives in April

"You Got to Lose" leads the blues rock band's 14th LP

The noise-rock band's second album is a breakthrough: insidiously catchy, incomprehensibly groovy, and fueled by righteous fury.

Seven albums in, the L.A. band continues to channel '90s-inspired alt-rock. The record's pleasant sound and seamless production only exacerbate the feeling of stasis.

The Asheville guitarist takes a new approach on his latest album for Drag City, using a surprisingly gentle sound to frame his customary meditations on political resistance and liberation.

Now settled into a steady lineup, the iconic black metal band sounds reliable and reverent—but they shine when things get a little weird.

The London band's first new music since 2025's Cosplay

The six-song record, i sure am getting sick of this bowling alley, is due on March 20