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Fiona Apple piqued our interest early this month by announcing that her first album in eight years is finished, and she really piqued our interest a week later by spilling extensive details about the album -- which is titled Fetch The Bolt Cutters -- in a New Yorker profile. In fact, the article was so…
Sam Neill has thus far been a charming presence on Instagram during the coronavirus pandemic, posting pigs, poems, and a Randy Newman cover. Now the Jurassic Park actor has thrown his hat in the highly competitive field that is quarantine 2020 Radiohead covers.
Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard was an early adopter in the wave of livestreamed concerts that has arisen while many people isolate themselves in their homes to combat the spread of COVID-19. Sunday, for the 13th straight day, Gibbard sat down at home in Seattle and broadcast himself playing songs on YouTube. He said…
David Byrne has penned an essay on coronavirus and how we should be responding to it for Reasons To Be Cheerful, the online magazine he started last year. In the piece, entitled "The World Is Changing -- So Can We," Byrne shares thoughts about connectivity and looks to other countries like Taiwan, South Korea, and…
Fiona Apple is encouraging artists to approve all sync requests right now and give the money to those who need it. In a video shared by her friend Zelda Hallman, Apple explains her thought process (in characteristically engaging fashion):…
Fiona Apple announced a week ago that her new album -- the long-awaited follow-up to 2012's The Idler Wheel -- is finished. Today, we all get to learn quite a bit about that album via a detailed and immersive profile in The New Yorker by Pulitzer-winning TV critic Emily Nussbaum.
Fiona Apple does not work quickly. It's been nearly eight years since Apple released The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than The Driver Of The Screw, And Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do, her second album. In most of the time since then, Apple has been in a state of relative…
David Byrne isn't really the kind of guest that Saturday Night Live books anymore. Their musical selection typically trends towards artists that became popular in this millennium, or at least huge legacy artists that are promoting a new album (see Foo Fighters and U2 in 2017). But Byrne returned to the show last night for…
Lindemann gets frisky with a fish (and plenty of cake), plus the Jorvik takeover, Kvelertak, 5FDP and... bigfoot?
After spending a good chunk of the '10s focusing on projects besides Gorillaz, Damon Albarn revived his virtual band in 2017 with Humanz. He hasn't slowed down much since. Another Gorillaz album, The Now Now, quickly followed the next year, and recently the band has been embarking on something called Song Machine. After briefly teasing…
They Might Be Giants' breakout album Flood turned 30 last month, and to celebrate the anniversary, they're currently playing the LP in its entirety every night on tour -- with a few tweaks here and there. Last night in New Haven, for example, they performed the track "Sapphire Bullets Of Pure Love" entirely backwards, sounding…
A new round of Saturday Night Live host and musical guest pairings have been announced, and they're pretty exciting this time!
Gorillaz just launched their new project Song Machine, a series of collaborative singles to be released throughout the year. The first installment, or "episode," was "Momentary Bliss," a song with the politically charged British rapper slowthai and UK punk duo Slaves. And it seems like the second might feature an even bigger name.
Michael Stipe recently released his first two solo singles, "Your Capricious Soul" and "Drive To The Ocean." The R.E.M. singer also has a new photo book called Our Interference Times: A Visual Record combining digital and analog imagery. He sat for an interview on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert last night to discuss all…
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