The red machine feels bigger this time. When Aaron Dessner and Justin Vernon released their first album as Big Red Machine back in 2018, it marked the on-record merger of two indie-rock name brands that had long been in each other’s orbit, the singer-songwriter at the heart of Bon Iver and the guitarist-turned-producer extraordinaire f...

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Every DJ Khaled album boasts an extravagant list of guest stars, and the new one feels especially indulgent. Khaled hasn’t released an album since 2019’s Father Of Asahd — the one that debuted behind Tyler, The Creator’s IGOR, much to Khaled’s chagrin, in part because his attempt to bundle downlo...

“I think my schedule is the closest thing to real life Tetris right now,” Marie Ulven, better known as girl in red, tells me when I ask how her day’s been. She goes on to talk about rushing in between interviews, photoshoots, and other press stuff, all in Oslo, Norway. “It feels really weird.”