17 August 2026 – Phoebe Bridgers' Lost Weekend Continues to Divide and Delight Critics
Phoebe Bridgers' third album Lost Weekend generates passionate international critical praise and debate following its August 14 release.
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Phoebe Bridgers' third album Lost Weekend generates passionate international critical praise and debate following its August 14 release.
Rico Nasty announces RX with Kenneth Blume and shares Cupcake, a neon-bright rap single following Rituals and setting up a July album release.
Stereogum reports that Bob Dylan was joined in Austin by Chicago jazz and blues musician Joel Paterson amid an unusual run of guitarist changes on his tour.
Stereogum spotlights Diles Que No Me Maten’s Escrito En Agua, a Mexico City avant-rock album that slips between jazz dirge, krautrock, spoken-word and psychedelic ritual.
Angine de Poitrine make their UK TV debut on Later... with Jools Holland, performing Sarniezz and Fabienk from Vol. II while Shania Twain joins the strange fan club.
John Vanderslice announces Focus and shares From The Life Of The Marionettes, returning from electronic explorations to a song-forward indie singer-songwriter mode.