Daily Newsletter, April 27, 2024

With all the moves out of the usual, Nisa still comes up with music that can easily attract the ears of a wider audience weaned on electro-pop.

From Still House Plants to Surgeon & Speedy J, tQ staffers select sift through April's albums and tracks to present the music that you most need to hear

Paul McCartney once called this Pet Sounds classic the greatest song ever written and its pioneering stereo sound techniques continue to influence to this day.

Clips from 'Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg' featuring the Rolling Stones were released in April 2024.

Though the two budding virtuosos had plenty of respect for one another, it perhaps isn't a huge surprise that their respective styles occasionally clashed in the Yardbirds

How's this for pathetic: The first time I ever truly heard Johnny Cash was on U2's “The Wanderer” the day Zooropa had been released. I had spent my first

The Beatles’ original 1970 documentary Let It Be, is getting a re-release on Disney+, after decades of absence.

Paul McCartney & Wings’ One Hand Clapping live album ranks as one of the most bootlegged live albums in musical history.

The imprint is an extension of the musician’s personal mission.

A look at the month’s best new releases in crime fiction, mystery, and thrillers, via Bookmarks. * Don Winslow, City in Ruins (William Morrow) “Winslow has written a near-perfect saga: He’s created…