Her Man's Best Friend single prepared the Grammys for takeoff

Artists spanning the future of music showed out and got down to glorious DJ sets and some impromptu MCing from Doechii.

Bad Bunny, Perfume Genius, Wet Leg, and Djo were also in contention

The singer won over songs by Chris Brown, Justin Bieber, Leon Thomas, and Summer Walker

Top beat out records by Charley Crockett, Lukas Nelson, Margo Price, and Willie Nelson

The duo's track with Kendrick Lamar and Pharrell Williams beat out Cardi B, Doechii, and Tyler, the Creator

The first-time winner beats out Dan Auerbach, Dijon, Blake Mills, and Sounwave

Beating out Hayley Williams, Turnstile, Sleep Token, and other nominees

Bon Iver, Hayley Williams, Wet Leg, and Tyler, the Creator were also nominated

Fending off Bon Iver, the Cure, Hayley Williams, Turnstile, and Wet Leg

Turnstile, Hayley Williams, Amyl and the Sniffers, and Linkin Park were also in the running

Don't miss what FKA twigs, Dijon, PinkPantheress, and more wear to Music's Biggest Night

The rapper won for the James Mackel-directed short

Fred Again.., PinkPantheress, Rüfüs Du Sol, and Skrillex miss out

For "Defying Gravity" from Wicked

Who won Best New Artist, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Record of the Year? Check here for the full list of Grammy winners.

The New York rapper was joined by Dominican accordionist El Prodigio

Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars, Justin Bieber, Clipse, Tyler the Creator, Addison Rae, and many more round out this year's list of Grammys performers

Tune in for Music's Biggest Night, as Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, Bad Bunny, Clipse, Addison Rae, and more compete for gold-plated trophies

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 the 1984 debut from the Scottish trio who built towers of emotion from moody, minimalist parts.

Arthur Russell and Ernie Brooks' late-'70s rock group has been rendered a historical footnote, but a new anthology captures the nervy brilliance of its guitar-driven new wave.

Every Saturday, we're going deep on one song we've never reviewed before. This week, we remember the late Jamaican percussion icon Sly Dunbar and one of the biggest riddims ever.

He joins a lineup that includes Lady Gaga, Lauryn Hill, and his "Apt." duet partner Rosé

The singer has teamed up with Daniel James, the producer of her last album, Ego Death At a Bachelorette Party

The Ben Feldman-directed doc will focus on the band's early years and the death of original guitarist Hillel Slovak

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 heads to the big show with the underground New York rapper who's bubbling up to the surface. Plus: Pz' starts to care, Marci's still got it, and a low-budget dancehall noir from 1995.

Stream new releases from xaviersobased, Shackleton, and Joyce Manor

Find out who's nominated for Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Rap Album, Best Rock Song, and more

The singer gamely plays herself in an A24 reality-dramedy satirizing the enshittification of the modern pop star.

The Los Angeles pop-punk trio spends its seventh album wrestling with nostalgia, finding nuance and emotional complexity in their everyday grievances.

Backed by his ad hoc band The Muggers, the prolific songwriter blasts through a five-song set that feels like a pure distillation of his psychedelic chaos.

The Animal Collective member's first solo album is a personal, psychedelic trip indulging his fascination with the hurdy-gurdy.

The singer's debut channels Roy Orbison, David Bowie, and erstwhile California greats—but even his tremendous voice can't make it feel like more than homage.

The trumpeter, bandleader, and composer has worked with the organization since 1987

The Japanese producer also shared a lead single, "Rain 1"

All four films are currently set for release on April 7, 2028

The New York festival dedicated to Black electronic music returns after a one-year hiatus

She joins a lineup that includes Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, Clipse, and Lauryn Hill

The follow-up to That! Feels Good! arrives on April 10

The nicest indie rock band in Chicago has finally uncorked its true sound—it only took 16 years. We catch up with the humble, hard-working Ratboys and talk about swinging for the fences with their new album, Singin' to an Empty Chair.

Listen to lead single "I Did This To Myself" featuring Lil Yachty now

Julien Baker, Jeremy Bolm and Evan Weiss feature on Alone With Heaven

The singer's first album for Interscope is honey-sweet, grown-up R&B that's looking for a little something missing.

After the death of Injury Reserve's Stepa J. Groggs, the surviving members of the hip-hop collective form a new group with a contemplative, improvisational spirit.

The UK electronic producer communes with the modular synthesizer for immersive longform compositions that warp your perception of time.

On the Brooklyn DIY project's first album in six years, Alex Ian Smith crafts artfully restrained industrial music that flirts with pop songcraft.

The Irish rap trio's next LP is out April 24 on Heavenly Recordings

"Trump's federal thugs beat up on his face and his chest/Then we heard the gunshots, and Alex Pretti lay in the snow, dead"

The D.C. festival supporting trans liberation and mutual aid returns in April

Rabbit Holed is Kieran Press-Reynolds' weekly column exploring songs and scenes at the intersection of music and digital culture, separating shitpost genius from shitpassé lameness. In their first column of 2026, Kieran investigates Bandcamp's new policy banning AI music.