A week ago Harry Styles announced his annoyingly titled new album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, the follow-up to 2022’s Harry’s House, the 2023 Grammy winner for Album Of The Year. A few hours from now, Styles will release the new album’s lead single, “Aperture.” But first, he’s revealed a gargantuan residency at Madison Square Garden.

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Eris Drew has become so intrinsic to the electronic circuit, one could be forgiven for thinking she had been a full-time artist for decades. She enjoyed futuristic television scores in the 1970s, so her grandmother gifted her a synthesizer. In the third grade, she moved to the Windy City. “I grew up in that world of industrial and house and rave that was swirling around Chicago in the late ’80s and early ’90s,” Drew remembers over Zoom. A PBS poster and crate of 12-inches are perched behind her. After attending her first club at the age of 14, she began to collect LPs and learn mixing.

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In just a few weeks, the freakdy-deaky, theatrical Miami underground metal duo Worm will release their new album Necropalace, and I fully expect it to rule. But we’ve already got an album’s worth of new Worm music, since their three pre-release singles already include more than half an hour of music. We’ve already posted the…

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They got Your Old Droog on Jimmy Fallon now. That’s crazy. Droog, the prolific New York underground rap staple, recently got together with production legend Madlib, a longtime collaborator, to form a unit called Droogie Otis. They’ve released a few singles, and there’s an album in the works. Last night, Droog and Madlib were musical guests on The Tonight Show. Droog has come a long way.

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Paris Fashion Week is currently underway, and fashion people were evidently pretty stoked on designer Jonathan Anderson’s second menswear collection for Dior at Musée Rodin yesterday. Two notable people inspired the show: The early 20th century French designer Paul Poire and the non-fashion designer Mk.gee.

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In 2019, Vampire Weekend bassist and occasional solo artist Chris Baio got together with Mike Greene, the dance producer better known as Fort Romeau. They formed a duo called C.Y.M. and released a self-titled EP. Last year, C.Y.M. released their debut album, which is also self-titled. Now, Biao and Greene have made a collaborative EP…

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You never have to question which country Men At Work are from because they put it right in the chorus of their biggest hit: “I come from a land down under.” That song, the chart-topping early ’80s smash “Down Under,” has apparently been played at recent events organized by March For Australia, an anti-immigrant movement whose website bears the motto “Our National Identity Will Not Be Erased.” Colin Hay’s not happy about it.

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In 2022, Turnstile announced the departure of founding guitarist Brady Ebert, a sudden and shocking change for the band. Ebert and Turnstile frontman Brendan Yates were childhood friends, and their split was ugly enough that courts reportedly got involved. I still have no idea what happened there, and I can only hope that nobody did…

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Guitarist Gregory Uhlmann is one of those musicians who has worked with everybody. Besides co-leading the great LA experimental jazz combo SML, he’s made records with the likes of Meg Duffy and Dustin Wong. He maintains a trio with saxophonist Josh Johnson and bassist Sam Wilkes. He’s been part of the touring band for Duffy’s…

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Winston Hightower has a new album on the way. The Columbus lo-fi institution will release 100 Acre Wood in April on K’s Perennial imprint. That’s the same label that gave us Sharp Pins, but Hightower’s version of lo-fi is not so obviously Beatles-y. Local forebears Times New Viking’s scrappy, melodic art punk is a reference…

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