Daily Newsletter, April 29, 2024

By Ljubinko Zivkovic, Rock At Night Amsterdam Review: Billy Tibbals ‘ EP Night Life Stories-Release date: April 26, 2024 Ok, so 22-year old Billy Tibbals is one of those younger guys who is so inspired [...]

Music critics don't know know everything and that is the case with these three 1960s bands.

By Ljubinko Zivkovic, Rock At Night Amsterdam Review: The Outfit’s album Go – Release date: April 19, 2024 Quite a few things can, and are often classified as classic rock, but in many cases it [...]

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

Every Saturday, Paste will be revisiting albums that came out before the magazine was founded in July 2002 and assessing its current cultural relevance. This week, we’re looking at John Prine’s country breakthrough, in which he and producer Arif Mardin assembled a tight 22-piece session band and built out the most ambitious and densest LP of the singer-songwriter’s then-young career.

Rain features some of the greatest individual performances by the four Beatles while sounding like it was beamed from the future

A new study found that song lyrics are now angrier, more repetitive, and vain. Consensus wavers, but what remains incontestable is social media’s impact on the music we hear most.

The Black Keys are among the most prominent groups in garage rock and indie, but guitarist Dan Auerbach always held a candle for the pop mastery of Motown.

Opening at the British Library, Beyond the Bassline: 500 Years of Black British Music is the first major exhibition to document the 500-year musical journey of African and Caribbean people in Britain. 

We've collated all of the Irish tunes Cillian Murphy played during his appearances on Radio 6 into a definitive playlist, featuring Fontaines D.C. and Lankum.